Paul L

I was at a "GM" car show today with my 1974 convertible and was rather taken by this C4. It was badged as a ZR-1. Beautiful car but in my C2/C3 ignorance I do not know if it was real. Did the ZR-1 come in a convertible? If it was for sale, and real, I would have bought it. I am not into C4s but what a beauty!! But for some reason it does not look like a ZR-1?

USAZR1

Doesn't look like a wide body car. Did you notice if the car was a manual trans? Did you see the LT5 engine?
Kinda looks like the owner just stuck some ZR-1 badges on the car.

Paul L

That was my thought. Unfortunately. No the hood was not up so I did not see the engine. I guess the car was just badged. Too bad. Nice C4. I am not particularly fond of them but a ZR-1 appeals.

FASTAZU

Badge is not even in the right place. LOL.. I vote fake. If it was the real deal the owner would have the hood up showing off the hart of the beast.

XLR8TIN

not a wide body, not a ZR-1

1993C4LT1

No, not a ZR-1. I thought you talked about getting a C4 ZR-1 in OT?

Vette Daddy

It is possible that someone installed an LT5 but the car is a standard C4 width.

ZR-71

There have been some ZR-1's modified to convertibles but no factory convertibles were made for sale to the public.

Here's a modded one I saw at a car show

http://s48.photobucket.com/user/ZR-7...tml?sort=3&o=2

http://s48.photobucket.com/user/ZR-7...tml?sort=3&o=4

http://s48.photobucket.com/user/ZR-7...tml?sort=3&o=1

USAZR1

Looking forward to seeing your ZR-1 convertible project bear fruit. That should be special.

2000Spirit

Perhaps this is a tribute car, you know its like when someone make an SS or Z28 out of a regular car and tries to pawn it off as the real deal. HeeHee!

blownrunner

It reminds me of what the tuner crowd does to Hondas