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1995 Chevrolet Corvette Zr-1 Hatchback 2-door 5.7l Immaculate, 3,000 Miles on 2040-cars

Year:1995 Mileage:3054
Location:

Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey, United States

Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey, United States
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The engine of the ZR1 was developed by Lotus Racing, built by Mercury Marine, and struck from a single aluminum ingot to assure uniform thermal expansion. The engine is as powerful as any Supercar of the era and out performs almost all of present day Supercars! The ONLY dual overhead cam engine ever used in a GM car...405 HP of raw power. The engine has never been touched, except for regular oil changes and fluid top off's. Have original window sticker, build sheet, promotional brochure, and several boxes of memorabilia connected with the car, including all the car magazine reviews.
One of 448 built in 1995 and even more rare red interior. Hands down the 1995 ZR1 was the best of all the ZR's. Purchased the car from an engineer who took better car of this car than some people take of their children. The sale includes VERY rare engine fluids that were developed especially for the ZR1, but no longer produced. He purchased the car with 54 miles. No mileage has been put on the car since I purchased it.
As you will note from the pictures, the OEM wheels have been professionally painted in high gloss black trim...an immensely better look.
Previous owner swapped out certain parts that he felt could "wear out" over time. This included the date stamped OEM tires (absolutely no visual deterioration whatsoever), OEM brake rotors, and muffler system. All of the original OEM parts are included with the sale. The parts used as temporary replacement are top-of-the line. The muffler system is in transit, but all other parts are in my possession and included in the sale.
The engineer also installed a interior roll bar. This was done to increase the structural rigidity of the car (that's an engineer for you). The car HAS NEVER been raced or abused in any way...that the car was "babied" is easy to see with an inspection, particularly the underside of the car, which is immaculate.
This car is ready to show, drive and enjoy. I attend local car shows and I have never seen a perfect ZR1 like this one...come to think about it I have never seen a ZR1 at a show, period! Get in touch with me for any questions.
Thanks for looking!


On Feb-11-14 at 22:59:15 PST, seller added the following information:

For sale here is a nearly new 1995 ZR1. Amazingly, the engine of the ZR1 was actually developed by Lotus Racing, built by Mercury Marine, and struck from a single aluminum ingot to assure uniform thermal expansion. The engine is as powerful as any Supercar of the era and out performs almost all of present day Supercars! The ONLY 32 valve and quad overhead cam engine ever used in a GM car...405 horses of raw power. Most engineers agree that an engine like this doesn't "break in" until 7,500 miles are reached. The engine has never been touched, except for regular oil changes and fluid top off's. Have original window sticker, build sheet, promotional brochure, and several boxes of memorabilia connected with the car, including all the car magazine reviews. One of 448 built in 1995 and even more rare red interior. Hands down the 1995 ZR1 was the best of all the ZR's. Purchased the car from an engineer who took better car of this car than some people take of their children. The sale includes VERY rare engine fluids that were developed especially for the ZR1, but no longer produced. He purchased the car with 54 miles. No mileage has been put on the car since I purchased it. As you will note from the pictures, the OEM wheels have been professionally painted in high gloss black trim...an immensely better look. Previous owner swapped out certain parts that he felt could "wear out" over time. This included the date stamped OEM tires (absolutely no visual deterioration whatsoever), OEM brake rotors, and muffler system. All of the original OEM parts are included with the sale. The parts used as temporary replacement are top-of-the line. The muffler system is in transit, but all other parts are in my possession and included in the sale. The engineer also installed a interior roll bar. This was done to increase the structural rigidity of the car (that's an engineer for you). The car HAS NEVER been raced or abused in any way...that the car was "babied" is easy to see with an inspection, particularly the underside of the car, which is immaculate. This car is ready to show, drive and enjoy. I attend local car shows and I have never seen a perfect ZR1 like this one...come to think about it I have never seen a ZR1 at a show, period! Get in touch with me for any questions. Thanks for looking!

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