If I got one the very first thing I'd do is get a safety bar, 5-point harnesses, fire extinguisher and tow hooks. Then I'd see how it feels/performs on the track as it is right out of the box. There's a good chance the stock Z/28 would out-perform my current skill level on the track. If I was serious about racing it, (and if I was younger) I'd get myself to a racing school and learn how to drive it to the point where I actually needed and could use upgrades.
Performance/specs-wise this car is stunning for what it already is stock. If they keep it under $70k it will be the deal of the century for racers.
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