'90 value vs '91 value - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

MuRCieLaGo · 03-01-2016

Hi,

I'm just wondering...

If you take 2 ZR-1s, exact same condition, both in red color, exact same mileage.

Which one between the '90 and '91 is worth more?

BigJohn · 03-01-2016

Pete's!!!

MuRCieLaGo · 03-01-2016

Pete's?

G8nightman · 03-01-2016

I think they will fetch about the same amount.

Vette73 · 03-01-2016

Around the same....91 front end is a little more stylish, little more aerodynamic ...Prefer the 90 wheels over the saw blades though..

Z51JEFF · 03-01-2016

All about personal preference I guess. I chose a 91 for the softer bodylines through the front bumper and the body color rub strip and mostly the wheels. The odd thing is I like the black rub strip on base cars but prefer the painted strip on the Zs.

-=Jeff=- · 03-01-2016

Tough to say. You would think the 90 would be more sought after being one year only

BigJohn · 03-02-2016

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Originally Posted by -=Jeff=-

Tough to say. You would think the 90 would be more sought after being one year only

Funny thing 1/2 of all C4 Zr-1's produced are 1990's!!!

-=Jeff=- · 03-02-2016

Quote:

Originally Posted by BigJohn

Funny thing 1/2 of all C4 Zr-1's produced are 1990's!!!

I know guess that is why it balances out

Paul Workman · 03-02-2016

Trying to price the 90 and a 91 today, unless they were both wrapped in plastic since the were made, I don't know that the little differences are worth a lot; certainly not to me. (We've actually got one of each - a 90 and 91 side-by side)

The 90 is outwardly unique having the old style front bumper with the new style rear. The belt on the 90 is the narrow, black rubber bumper, whereas the 91 is wider and paint-color matching.

The sport seats on the 90 are (to me) horrible. The bolsters are too high, making one crawl up and over to drop into the seat. Then they press against my left leg so that in a couple hours my leg starts getting numb. However, the bolsters on the 91 are better, they didn't really get it right until 95. (So, I installed base seats in both Zs, and we love 'em!!!)

The POWER switch in the 90 is manually switched, whereas the 91+ defaults to NORMAL when the engine is first started. Both Zs have the secondaries removed and are "hard-wired" to permanently be in FULL POWER setting (for various reasons besides WOT).

Were I buying one or the other, all things being equal, I'd prolly go with the 91 simply because I like the body style a little better. But, price-wise, I don't think I'd pay a lot more for the little visual clues...Oh! and fender badges! But, now for a 95?? That is a different question...

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MuRCieLaGo Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: Trois-Rivieres (QC) Posts: 473	'90 value vs '91 value Hi, I'm just wondering... If you take 2 ZR-1s, exact same condition, both in red color, exact same mileage. Which one between the '90 and '91 is worth more?

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BigJohn Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Ledyard,CT Posts: 8,251	Re: '90 value vs '91 value Pete's!!!

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MuRCieLaGo Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: Trois-Rivieres (QC) Posts: 473	Re: '90 value vs '91 value Pete's?

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G8nightman Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: NYC Posts: 1,189	Re: '90 value vs '91 value I think they will fetch about the same amount. __________________ 90 Chevy ZR1 LPE #2315 'SOLD' 90 Chevy ZR1 LPE #2774 'SOLD' 91 Chevy ZR1 Callaway aerobody 91 Chevy ZR1 #1512 91 Chevy ZR1 #951 95 Chevy ZR1 #338 'SOLD' 91 BMW 850i 94 BMW 850csi 95 BMW 850csi 94 Lotus Esprit S4 07 Benz CLS550 06 BMW M5 "SOLD"

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Vette73 Join Date: Nov 2014 Location: Brooklyn ny Posts: 1,045	Re: '90 value vs '91 value Around the same....91 front end is a little more stylish, little more aerodynamic ...Prefer the 90 wheels over the saw blades though..

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Z51JEFF Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Fremont,Ca Posts: 3,079	Re: '90 value vs '91 value All about personal preference I guess. I chose a 91 for the softer bodylines through the front bumper and the body color rub strip and mostly the wheels. The odd thing is I like the black rub strip on base cars but prefer the painted strip on the Zs. Last edited by Z51JEFF; 03-09-2016 at 08:02 AM.

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-=Jeff=- Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Bartlett, IL Posts: 7,169	Re: '90 value vs '91 value Tough to say. You would think the 90 would be more sought after being one year only __________________ 1990 Corvette ZR-1 #1051 Watson Headers (2" Primary) - Flowmaster Cats - Borla Catback Late Model IH - Plenum Coilovers - 4.10s Custom Interior NCM Lifetime Member #978

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Paul Workman Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Squires (near Ava MO in the Mark Twain N'tl Forest) - Missouri Posts: 6,493	Re: '90 value vs '91 value Trying to price the 90 and a 91 today, unless they were both wrapped in plastic since the were made, I don't know that the little differences are worth a lot; certainly not to me. (We've actually got one of each - a 90 and 91 side-by side) The 90 is outwardly unique having the old style front bumper with the new style rear. The belt on the 90 is the narrow, black rubber bumper, whereas the 91 is wider and paint-color matching. The sport seats on the 90 are (to me) horrible. The bolsters are too high, making one crawl up and over to drop into the seat. Then they press against my left leg so that in a couple hours my leg starts getting numb. However, the bolsters on the 91 are better, they didn't really get it right until 95. (So, I installed base seats in both Zs, and we love 'em!!!) The POWER switch in the 90 is manually switched, whereas the 91+ defaults to NORMAL when the engine is first started. Both Zs have the secondaries removed and are "hard-wired" to permanently be in FULL POWER setting (for various reasons besides WOT). Were I buying one or the other, all things being equal, I'd prolly go with the 91 simply because I like the body style a little better. But, price-wise, I don't think I'd pay a lot more for the little visual clues...Oh! and fender badges! But, now for a 95?? That is a different question... __________________ Good carz, good food, good friendz = the best of timez! 90 #1202 "FBI" top end ported & relieved Cam timing by "Pete the Greek" Sans secondaries Chip & dyno tuning by Haibeck Automotive SW headers, X-pipe, MF muffs Former Secretary, ZR-1 Net Registry