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It was at Bloomington in 1994 or 1995. Vette or Corvette Fever had a great article about this car in the mid to late 90's. It has mag wheels and a vinyl hard top. I am pretty sure it is an automatic.
I have the article somewhere in my files. I do not think it had any paperwork, some thought it may have been an L88 with a factory ZL1 transplant. |
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I grew up 30 miles outside of Pgh., in Greensburg...Moved to SC a couple years ago. I used to see that car at shows around the area, it was almost always at the Day Chevrolet Corvette shows. I really don't know anything about it, other than it being shown as a ZL1 car.
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I'm assuming that this would be a transplant 'race' car? Or is this a potential 3rd ZL-1 or GM mule?
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The car is faily local. It was a straight orange roadster, but blue was added a few years ago with Gulf logos on the side. Neat car with wide open Hooker side mounts. He raced the car in hill climb events. Stories always surround the car. I was told by a person that worked at the dealership where the car was delivered to, {not Yenko} it was an L/88. Have also been told it was a ZL/1. I have never seen it with the ZL/1 in it. My hunch is that it was a L/88 new...BKH
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there is a picure of this car at
http://www.fred.net/zymurgist/corvet...lisle_1999.htm if anyone is curious about what it looks like.
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