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What’s a common side effect of buying and selling cars for a living? Leftovers – cars that end up in the inventory, but hardly – if eve...
BHPian AKTransAM recently shared this with other enthusiasts.Since it's another dark, windy, and snowy day, I'm thinking back fondly on the funner sunny days of the past.
A 1984 Chevrolet Corvette with Cross-Fire Injection and Doug Nash 4+3 manual transmission, photographed in a Colorado self-service wrecking yard.
A 2005 Chrysler Crossfire convertible, first cousin to the Mercedes-Benz SLK-class, photographed in a self-service wrecking yard in Colorado.
Sponsored Links One of the rarest Corvette ZR-1 units ever built just sold for $75,000, which seems cheap considering its story. The 1984 model-year Corvette was a clean-sheet redesign, aesthetically speaking. It still carried the Cross Fire Injection 350 from the 1982 Corvette, which yielded 205 horsepower. In 1985, the Corvette received a performance upgrade in the form of the Tuned Port Injection L98 which churned out 230 ponies. As the years progressed, the L98 would see incremental power increases, but all the while there was something evil being developed. As so often happens with speci...