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11-07-2008 #1
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Real 1969 ZL-1 running the 1/4 and cruising.
Here's the car and the story behind it.
http://www.yenko.net/features/2004/August2004.htm
Here's 2 vids of the car. 2nd one its running the 1/4 mile which starts after about 45 seconds go by on the vid.
http://s87.photobucket.com/albums/k1...t=b2bbf713.flv
http://s87.photobucket.com/albums/k1...006_164552.flvSkip
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11-07-2008 #2
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Cool stuff you're coming up with.
One question. Is the CE block that the owner was talking about a ZL-1 or some other engine?
11-07-2008 #3
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Its a warranty replacement ZL-1 block to the best of my knowledge.
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11-09-2008 #4
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nice to hear the sound of that motor going down the track! :-D
11-09-2008 #5
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Agree big time to hear an old motor run like that.
A bonus is that its a $500k-$1mm car.
And also during that all to brief on ramp run...Skip
11-10-2008 #6
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It's great to see someone actually usin a zl-1 for what they were meant to do! I've always wanted one. Maybe one day...
11-10-2008 #7
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They don't seem to be dropping off in popularity judging by how many clones I see for sale, but more iron blocks lately.
ZL-1 motor IMHO is the way to go with a clone. I think the higher sales prices I've seen justifies the added expense.Skip
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