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I bought this car back in May and thought I would love the idea of having a garage queen. It is everything as advertised and then some. Currently has 18,288mi on it. Had 18k when I bought it. Have tons of papers including all judging sheets from Bloomington, Top Flight and Performance Verification. What this means is that everything has been verified to work. Will be taking it in to Corvettes of Houston soon to have all fluids replaced so mileage will increase some. This is not a distress sell, just not the direction I want to go since I have a 2012 Centennial ZR1 too. I like driving that car more so this one sits except to go around the block every couple of weeks. We know that there were 22 white ones made in 1993 so there are few with the red interior. The 1953 came only in white with red so that makes this 40th anv special. Price is $27,500. Have title in hand. UPDATE 1/23/17: REVISED PRICE OF $24,500.
Last edited by Eric Reeves; 01-23-2017 at 08:20 AM.
Thanks for the comments. I am a member of the site mentioned. It just doesn't have enough traffic to put it over there. Besides most there are over here too. I appreciate the thought though.
I can confirm this is everything stated and more, I personally saw it two weeks ago. Hopefully you still have it on 10/22 so I can compete against it in the Sam Houston Corvette Club Car Show Good luck with the sale,but I understand your reason to let it go.... there's always something out there that'll bring you the same enjoyment. See you on the 22nd
Thanks to everyone who has contacted me on this. In digging up info yesterday for someone I gave them the Top Flight grading sheet which I thought I would share here.
She scored 4434pts out of 4510 total for a score of 98.5. Then there is a drivers point (no clue what this is) where it got a 1.5 for a score of 100. This put in in the top tier for the award.
Eric, the 1.5 additional points you received were awarded for driving your corvette to the Meet. You only get the points for driving to the meet and not the round trip. I do not have my reference material here but there is a limit to the amount of driving points you can be awarded and 1.5 sounds like it maybe the maximum. There is a formula for this calculation and is in the NCRS Reference Manual. It is based on the miles driven, 10 additional points are also awarded for the battery cut-off, fire extinguisher and NCRS Decal. These points are over and above the points you start out with. You get no deduction if you do not have these items, you can only get more points.
UPDATE: I have received some strong interest as of late but no buyer yet. The issue that seems to generate angst are the tires. Yes they are old but have plenty of rubber and good for cruising around. However, I will make a concession of $1500 for new tires all around. Therefore, new price is $26,000. Car is in damn near mint condition and ready for a new home.
I have to say for me personally, I love the C4 generation Corvettes. They are a timeless classic and you have one beautiful ZR1! No doubt these will only go up in value... Someone's going to get a great car for little $$$! GLWS!
10-05-2016, 01:02 PM
1993 ZR1 Bloomington Gold & Top Flight Certified - UPDATE 12/22
I just put a 4.10 gear in the 95 plus a new RAM clutch.
Good luck with the sale,but I understand your reason to let it go.... there's always something out there that'll bring you the same enjoyment. See you on the 22nd
