For Sale: 1995 Chevy Z-28 Medium Quasar Blue/ black int. 88,000 miles. Single adjustable Konis, 35mm Solid Suspension Techniques bar, Dynomax exhaust, K&N filter and a four point harness. Car has all options, leather, powers windows, power doorlocks, t-tops, 6 spd. This car won Nationals in 1999 and in 2003 it won both open and ladies class. Car also comes with three sets of firebird wheels, one set of 265/45/16 V710's (with 12 runs on them), two and a half sets of Hoosier A3SO4s (one of which only has 12 runs on them). I also have an extra set of Koni singles that need to have new shafts put on them, as they are stripped, and a 1le bar as well. Also included is a hitch set up if interested. Call Mike or Diane at 804-262-1218 or e-mail at evomike@comcast.net. Price for everything is $8,000 OBO...

Someone make me an offer before I start taken' all the good stuff off. We'd love to give this car to another autocrosser, as it is an awesome car for the class... If anyone has any questions about the cars abilities just ask Sam Strano or Pat Griffith.

Mike "Junior" Johnson
2003 F/S National Champion

I'm trackbird, and I approved this message.

Mike,does this mean that you are going to a Corvette guy now,after you get out the dog hair?

Yeah, the car kicks ass!

I half thought dragging it to Nationals this year (Mike ... er ... Diane offered it to me) but stuck with The Black Car because I wanted to know what it was like driving the same car in the same class two years in a row in Topeka.

Even Boltman could go fast in it.

Hey!! I've driven it too!!!

I beat Brian Goodner when I drove it....

Karen

Blahahahahahahahah.....

With that rather impressive list of drivers, maybe we should remove that drivers seat and have it bronzed..... Send it to the autocross hall of fame.....

It sounds like an outstanding car, and (as usual), if I had more free cash laying around, I'd drag it home (this one, Gary K's, Dave Schotts T2 car, Pats Formula, the list grows of cars I'd like to have had).

That sounds like a challenge. How about a show-down at the AI event 11/6 in Aberdeen in your car?

That's quite possibly the best job I've ever seen of bumming a ride...... :drive:

Wayne,
I'm basically a Bowtie guy, and all around car whore..... My real love is HIGH HORSEPOWER, and rear wheel drive. I prefer to drive it with the LOUD Pedal....

Junior

You still didn't get the dog hair out did you?

You'd drive a Sentra? That doesn't seem like your style. After all, it was built by hard-working, red-blooded Americans in Smyrna, Tennessee, as opposed to French Canadians like those who built your Camaro.

Pat

Dang Mike, I want to sell mine for that much!!!!

Drove it for one run - that's what made me want to run out and get one of my own!

Mike, I'll give you eight grand for that Kubota! Throw in a couple of Vega's and maybe my F-150 too!

Steve,
It says OR BEST OFFER... Plus, it actually works... Just kidding. Hey, the car has three championships, it's worth it. Hell, Jim Pastorious just bought a third gen for $7,500. I might even be able to throw a school in as well.
Junior

Picture of the car in question... (if it's not showing up, send me a PM, my server (old laptop) enjoys freezing up.



TTT

what's that thing on the back of the car ?
looks like a bottle sticking out from the rear driver side.

You'd have to ask Di or Jr, I've never seen the car in person.

It's a rubber chicken. Duh. You choke it and it crows like a rooster.

I don't know if it's included with the car, though.

Pat

That's a *blindfolded* rubber chicken that makes noise when you choke it. Not sure why but the blindfold makes it funnier.

Do I see air under that right front tire?

I was just thinking that. But, since an F-stock car has to run stock springs and stock rear sway bars, I could see where the large front sway bar would pick up an inside wheel since the rear is "soft".

That's air all right. I've got quite a few pictures with that car hanging a wheel in the air. Hell, the sway bar looks like a sewer pipe.... Yesterday at the NASA event at VMP, the car got a victory in F/S with Scott Hoffman behind the wheel. Hopefully he'll like it enough to buy it.... Any offers?????
Junior

p.s. Chicken is NOT included. He's part of the family now....

very stiff rebound on those shocks???

I honest to God can't believe that this car is still sitting in their driveway.... I know that most folks here already have their cars, but please get the word out.

This thing has history out the ass.... It was the 2nd 4th gen I every autocrossed (not in a school), and I did so to shut up some people who felt you HAD TO HAVE a 1LE to win. It's got 2 Open and 1 Ladies class Championship (National stuff). It's got ProSolo wins, Challenge wins. It's got Koni's that were new in early 2003 if I remember correctly. It's got multiple sets of wheels and tires. The only thing it doesn't have is a home, and it deserves one.

So please post this anywhere you think it might get the attention it deserves....

BTW, the blindfold makes the chicken thing more funny. If I were back there, I'd want a blindfold (and it was added the same time we put the "last cigarette" in his mouth as well).

Here's my version of the ad:

1995 Camaro Z28.
LT1/6 speed
Bose stereo
Power Seat, locks, windows
T-tops
Leather
26 mpg+ highway
Kumho 712 Street tires

And the important stuff.....

3 SCCA Solo2 National Championships
Koni shocks (new in 2003)
35mm front swaybar
32mm 1LE front swaybar
3 sets of wheels and tires (including some very good V710's)
Dynomax Super Turbo exhaust system
New Opti-Spark
New Coil
MSD Super Conductor wires
Redline Oil throughout
ATE Brake Fluid
New rear control arms/bushings

Weighed just 6 pounds more than Sam Strano's LS1 (all aluminum engine) hardtop car at the '03 Toledo National Tour, wtih the exact same wheels/tires/front bar.

References available from multiple National Champions other than the Johnson's (Sam Strano-2, Dean Sapp-3, Pat Salerno-3) as is all setup information (and even some ideas to try if you'd like to change something, though not recommended to start).

This is the ABSOLUTE least expensive way to go autocrossing competitively at any level, let alone nationally, and certainly won't have as much fun in a low powered FWD car as you will in this....
There is are only two reasons I can think of to NOT buy this car if you are looking. You don't like high powered RWD cars that get good mileage. OR, you don't really want to lose the built in excuse you might have driving a slow car.

It's a good old Small-block Chevy that will run forever. Karen Kraus has one with some 350,000 miles on it! Car was borrowed for a local event by a friend and won just last weekend (11-20-05). 100% ready to run, setup as it won Nationals in 2003.

Contact Mike or Diane @ 804-262-1218

ttt

Somone expressed interest in this in the AutoX pics section... Di & Jr still have the car for sale.