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None of my cars are, just toys. As far as "many" goes I would think you know what I meant. Guess I should have used the word "some". Sorry, enjoy which ever you decide on and be safe. If I have a good year money wise I will be looking for C7 ZO6 instead of a Z/28. |
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P.S. I see your from MI. Have you ever been to Torch Lake? I just recently heard of it. Is it as beautiful as the pictures convey? Thanks. |
Everyone has their own priorities and limits with respect to the "inconveniences" one might have to "put up with" driving a Z/28 as a DD. Whatever floats your boat...
One thing that has not been mentioned is the trade-off in luxury/convenience features in the ZL1 vs. the hardcore, take-no-prisoners, track-focused Z/28 relative to one's ability to drive the Z/28 at its limits. Remember, the ZL1 is no slouch on a track - it's a very, very capable track machine! I understand completely anyone's wish to have a Z/28 and use it as a DD so they can track it during the year. Speaking only for myself, I've been tracking my cars for 15 years now (on a casual basis) and I honestly doubt that I'm a good enough driver on a track that I would appreciate the Z/28's extra capabilities over the ZL1 and therefore derive more enjoyment from it than I would a ZL1. I've had some good experience on the track in a ZL1 and it is a better car than I am a driver. I also had the extreme privilege of riding shotgun in a ZL1 at Spring Mountain with Ron Fellows behind the wheel... and I know that I do not have the skill to drive a ZL1 at its limits on a track, let alone a Z/28! For me, the Z/28 would not be the best choice as a DD. However, for a driver skilled enough to wring the most out of what the Z/28 can offer, I can sure see making the choice to have the Z/28 as their DD. Enjoyment is what it's all about! I don't know if this is at all helpful or whether it might applicable to you, but perhaps food for thought... Best regards, Elie |
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I would choose the ZL1,the Z/28 is far to spartan for my DD tastes.
Not to mention brakes and tires will put you in the poor house;) |
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That would be true.
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For daily use the ZL1 is the better choice. More amenities, more comfortable ride (due to MSRC shocks)
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Dudes between a z/28 and a zl1 and here comes the "mod the 1le" and it's e same crew |
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[QUOTE=2cnd chance;7479287]Thanks! The Z06 is crossing my mind as well. :happy0180: GM is really impressing me.
P.S. I see your from MI. Have you ever been to Torch Lake? I just recently heard of it. Is it as beautiful as the pictures convey? Thanks.[/ Being more of a boater than a car guy I can tell you that yes Torch Lake is incredible. That whole area of Mi is beautiful. If you would like to know more about it feel free to PM me. I will help you out anyway I can if you are thinking about going there. Maybe even a fun boat ride. :thumbup: |
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When I saw pictures of it I thought it was an island in the Gulf. Just beautiful. |
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