Bad choice of wheels
02-09-2007, 05:52 PM
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Bad choice of wheels
Sorry if this is yours.....http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1992-...QQcmdZViewItem
02-09-2007, 06:19 PM
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wow...i can't believe...how untidy...the inside of the car is,
damn..makes mine look brand new..
he's not gonna get anywhere near what he wants,
until he details the sh-tz out of it.
damn..makes mine look brand new..
he's not gonna get anywhere near what he wants,
until he details the sh-tz out of it.
02-09-2007, 07:30 PM
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Very rough interior. Before I got down to the interior picture, the outside fooled me. The car is about 60 miles from me if some one wants to bid on this beauty.
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02-10-2007, 09:51 AM
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St. Jude Donor '05
Does the guy live on a dirt road? Int, motor and suspension looks pretty nasty. Lucky to get 16 for it.
02-10-2007, 12:26 PM
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St. Jude Donor '06
Polished a-molds are not a violation of the ZR1 code of etiquette
That car could be a good deal for someone
Just needs some clean up
Parkinson's is probably keeping the owner from detailing the car
There are other cars out there that deserve to be flamed more than this one
That car could be a good deal for someone
Just needs some clean up
Parkinson's is probably keeping the owner from detailing the car
There are other cars out there that deserve to be flamed more than this one
02-10-2007, 12:38 PM
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Team Owner
Polished a-molds are not a violation of the ZR1 code of etiquette
That car could be a good deal for someone
Just needs some clean up
Parkinson's is probably keeping the owner from detailing the car
There are other cars out there that deserve to be flamed more than this one
That car could be a good deal for someone
Just needs some clean up
Parkinson's is probably keeping the owner from detailing the car
There are other cars out there that deserve to be flamed more than this one
02-10-2007, 02:36 PM
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Tech Contributor
Polished a-molds are not a violation of the ZR1 code of etiquette
That car could be a good deal for someone
Just needs some clean up
Parkinson's is probably keeping the owner from detailing the car
There are other cars out there that deserve to be flamed more than this one
That car could be a good deal for someone
Just needs some clean up
Parkinson's is probably keeping the owner from detailing the car
There are other cars out there that deserve to be flamed more than this one
Yeah I completely agree the owner apparently is not well enough to take care of it. At 20K I think very few will take that restoration challange on. Goldcylon
02-16-2007, 08:15 PM
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02-17-2007, 04:09 AM
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I had a set of C5 magnesium wheels on mine while I was getting the stock wheels refinished. I had to put a 1.5" adapter on there. They looked real good, but I was giving up 30mm in tire width.
And before I get flamed for having such a big spacer, I had the same set on my Camaro for over a year (about 15k miles), including a few rallys at the autocross. They held up well and did their job. Other than a little bit of oxidation, they still looked new.
And before I get flamed for having such a big spacer, I had the same set on my Camaro for over a year (about 15k miles), including a few rallys at the autocross. They held up well and did their job. Other than a little bit of oxidation, they still looked new.
02-17-2007, 01:01 PM
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Some of those spots in the interior look like they are actually on the camera lens, there is one that covers the seat bolster and the console. Exterior looks good, might be a good buy for a little less.
02-18-2007, 12:16 PM
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Race Director
Good luck getting it out... I helped my windshield guy remove a C4 windshield a while back. We didn't care how it came out... it was still a wrestling match for sure. If you manage to salvage one consider yourself lucky. Lots of piano wire, rubber wedges, and a water spray bottle or 2 and you might get it. I wouldn't bet on it though. That bottom section might be 4 inches wide with adhesive and will test your cutting abilities for sure.
BTW... I won the "Delamination Award" a while back at the West Coast ZR-1 gathering.
If you install a regular C4 windshield in my Z you can have my winner of a windshield !
BTW... I won the "Delamination Award" a while back at the West Coast ZR-1 gathering.
If you install a regular C4 windshield in my Z you can have my winner of a windshield !
