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Chevy LT1 trivia

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This vehicle sold for $89,842 in the early 1990s it had a standard

300HP LT1 V8 from Chevrolet teamed to either a ZF six-speed

manual or a 4-speed auto.

Name the car. :)

My first instinct was a ZR1 Corvette, but that is too much money.

A Lingenfelter Vette, maybe?

I can rule the ZR one out becuase it had a DOHC 5.7L engine, so no LT1 there....hmmm, I dunno on this one, unless we are talking Lingenfelter.

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It's like trying to get blood out of a rock, or something else... *wink*

A 1991 Turnip Special.

No. And how sad is it that I forgot the ZR1 didnt have the LT1. I should be ashamed. Havent thought about a ZR1 in years.

It's like trying to get blood out of a rock, or something else... *wink*

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honestly have no idea and really want to know comonnaaaw.
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1993 Excalibur Series III Limited Edition 100 Roadster

It was made possible after the father-son team of Udo & Jens Geitlinger

saved Excalibur from bankruptcy in 1992 and they picked up where

another German, Michael Timmer had left off. It included a few modern

updates in terms of safety & emissions. Even a driver's side airbag.

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pretty damn cool I would lose the top and go fat Blackwalls witha silver or

aluminum deep dish wheel

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Yes the Excaliburs never quite looked right.

Kind of like putting baby moons & flames on a '89 Camaro. :rolleyes:

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