Wow - 1990 Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1 6spd ONLY 4100 MILES ZR-1
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Wow - 1990 Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1 6spd ONLY 4100 MILES ZR-1
1990 Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1 6spd, Only 4100 Miles, sells for only $23,100!
1990 Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1 6spd ONLY 4100 MILES ZR-1
I wish I had had $25,000 stuffed in the mattress for this one.
1990 Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1 6spd ONLY 4100 MILES ZR-1
I wish I had had $25,000 stuffed in the mattress for this one.
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Nice!! Seems the lo mile Zs are coming out of the woodwork...Do the seats wrinkle up like that with no use meaning are they like that new?
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Go to www.cnv-corvettes.com and check out the C4 section - they have a red '90 for sale with *350* miles on the clock!!! Yikes!!!
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cnv? I think I will pass.
They have a less than stellar history... I visited them once, and was blown off... and I didn't like it.
The engine looks weird, what is up with the aluminum? It looks like the engine has been flooded.
They have a less than stellar history... I visited them once, and was blown off... and I didn't like it.
The engine looks weird, what is up with the aluminum? It looks like the engine has been flooded.
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Go to www.cnv-corvettes.com and check out the C4 section - they have a red '90 for sale with *350* miles on the clock!!! Yikes!!!
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1990 Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1 6spd, Only 4100 Miles, sells for only $23,100!
1990 Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1 6spd ONLY 4100 MILES ZR-1
I wish I had had $25,000 stuffed in the mattress for this one.
1990 Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1 6spd ONLY 4100 MILES ZR-1
I wish I had had $25,000 stuffed in the mattress for this one.
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That looks like the original oil filter!
The underhood has lost its clearcoat from excess moisture/humidity. Pretty common on cars that sat outside for long periods, maybe on a dealership lot.
The underhood has lost its clearcoat from excess moisture/humidity. Pretty common on cars that sat outside for long periods, maybe on a dealership lot.
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wow you guys have good eyes I didn't even notice that on the engine until I read your posts.. yeh that does look odd and yes to good to be true.. I'm a older c4 fan so I'm not crazy about it either..
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polo green was introduced in 1990.
Bastet44 and I, when we started dating, went on a trip to Phoenix. We stopped at CnV one day... what a joke.
They had a number of classics, that they were asking top dollar for. "All original!" "Numbers matching!" "Perfect!" "100 Point Car" and that kinda crap on the wind screens.
In reality, I donno... one that sticks in my head was a 1967 coupe, big block, air car, "all original" but I couldn't prove it. The car had stone chips - deep gouges in the paint - that had simply been painted over.
In short, their show room looked like ****.
After I told the saleshole that I was a current Corvette owner, exploring C2 ownership (I told him about my brother 67 L71) and he walked away. I knew too much.
Also, there was a guy here on the forum that bought a ZR1 from them several years ago... it was a nasty consumer fraud case that dragged on for years. I don't remember the details, but there was questions about CnV not representing the car correctly. It had serious engine problems... and that's serious $$ if you are dealing with LT5s.
Bastet44 and I, when we started dating, went on a trip to Phoenix. We stopped at CnV one day... what a joke.
They had a number of classics, that they were asking top dollar for. "All original!" "Numbers matching!" "Perfect!" "100 Point Car" and that kinda crap on the wind screens.
In reality, I donno... one that sticks in my head was a 1967 coupe, big block, air car, "all original" but I couldn't prove it. The car had stone chips - deep gouges in the paint - that had simply been painted over.
In short, their show room looked like ****.
After I told the saleshole that I was a current Corvette owner, exploring C2 ownership (I told him about my brother 67 L71) and he walked away. I knew too much.
Also, there was a guy here on the forum that bought a ZR1 from them several years ago... it was a nasty consumer fraud case that dragged on for years. I don't remember the details, but there was questions about CnV not representing the car correctly. It had serious engine problems... and that's serious $$ if you are dealing with LT5s.
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CNV has nothing to do with this car.
They should have pulled the intake and cleaned and recoated it, the added value would be worth the effort.
Hell, I think ZR1_hillbilly (aka Cuisinartvette) has got a few spares laying around, nobody gave him the memo on how rare these are.
The only body line that looks off to me is one of the door/hood lines, but that assumes GM had all of them right to begin with...(doubtful.) By the pedals and seats it looks as if quite a few people have sat in there and played with the controls. Looks like a dealership parking lot ***** to me.
They should have pulled the intake and cleaned and recoated it, the added value would be worth the effort.
Hell, I think ZR1_hillbilly (aka Cuisinartvette) has got a few spares laying around, nobody gave him the memo on how rare these are.
The only body line that looks off to me is one of the door/hood lines, but that assumes GM had all of them right to begin with...(doubtful.) By the pedals and seats it looks as if quite a few people have sat in there and played with the controls. Looks like a dealership parking lot ***** to me.
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How about this one at claremont corvettes uk with 1100 miles:
http://www.corvette.co.uk/pages.php?...28&source=home
http://www.corvette.co.uk/pages.php?...28&source=home
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Looks to me like they have sprayed some kind of corrosive cleaning product on the engine to clean it at some stage, thats what i first thought when i looked at the pics.
Id be thinking those two EXTREMELY low mile cars should be worth alot more than $44,900 bucks, less than 100 miles is still brand new as far as im concerned!!!
Id be thinking those two EXTREMELY low mile cars should be worth alot more than $44,900 bucks, less than 100 miles is still brand new as far as im concerned!!!
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How do you wear a hole in a floor mat with only 4100 miles?? look at the pic of the mats in the rear..
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1990 Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1 6spd, Only 4100 Miles, sells for only $23,100!
1990 Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1 6spd ONLY 4100 MILES ZR-1
I wish I had had $25,000 stuffed in the mattress for this one.
1990 Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1 6spd ONLY 4100 MILES ZR-1
I wish I had had $25,000 stuffed in the mattress for this one.