R9g
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From: Exit 89 GSP,Lakewood,NJ The Land Of Mojo
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Originally Posted by bogus
museum delivery.
it meant the original owner took delivery at the museum, got a tour of the museum and factory, and personal delivery instructions on the new car. For you, it's knowing you missed out... sad, really.
it meant the original owner took delivery at the museum, got a tour of the museum and factory, and personal delivery instructions on the new car. For you, it's knowing you missed out... sad, really.
Did you buy it from Lance? The Miller family has quite a few of them.
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From: Exit 89 GSP,Lakewood,NJ The Land Of Mojo
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CI 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12 Vet
CI-II Burnout & Drag Champ
St. Jude Donor '03-'04-'05-'06-'07
More info from Corvette Enthusiast:
R9G debuted 2/7/90, it gave you Z51 springs and FX3 and also allowed the buyer to buy another L98 assembled by Chevy's Raceshop(formerly Chevrolet Special Products)
Race teams were responsible for doing the engine swap.
R9G was only available up till 2/16/90.
Only 23 went out the door.
R9G debuted 2/7/90, it gave you Z51 springs and FX3 and also allowed the buyer to buy another L98 assembled by Chevy's Raceshop(formerly Chevrolet Special Products)
Race teams were responsible for doing the engine swap.
R9G was only available up till 2/16/90.
Only 23 went out the door.
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From: Life's tough, wear a helmet.
Originally Posted by Mr Mojo
That's R8C, R9G is the World Challenge RPO.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...41&postcount=4
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Originally Posted by Mr Mojo
That's R8C, R9G is the World Challenge RPO.
Did you buy it from Lance? The Miller family has quite a few of them.
Did you buy it from Lance? The Miller family has quite a few of them.
Wow... World Challenge. That's one hot ride.
There is an article in this months issue of Corvette Magazine. Should help define the car for ya.
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From: Life's tough, wear a helmet.
Originally Posted by bogus
Wow... World Challenge. That's one hot ride.
Edit: Don't get me wrong, the 1990 is a mighty fine ride in its own right.
Last edited by Scoob; Aug 27, 2006 at 09:50 PM.
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From: Lacey WA RVN 68-69
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I know that the 88-89 World Challenge cars had their engines built at the Flint, MI engine plant, sealed up and shipped off to Bowling Green for installation in these cars. Would be interesting to see the specs of these motors to see if they can be duplicated. Apparently the '90 car could be ordered with or without the motor.
