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Barn Find: 1990 C4 ZR-1 With 62 Miles Triggers Social Media After Its Rescue

Check out the true barn find that generated a record number of reactions—so many that the new owner shut down the comments!

Douglas Barton··
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Perhaps one of the coolest social media sites for us enthusiasts, whether we’re addicted to Corvettes or not, is the Facebook Low Miles No Miles page. It’s one of the fastest-growing pages, with 187,500 members at the time of publication. It never ceases to amaze me how many low-mileage time capsules are discovered daily, but what really amazes me more is how many folks will complain about owners not driving these classics despite them being presented on a site dedicated to low-mileage vehicles. I mean, the low miles are the allure and the whole point of the page! I digress.

First, a quick before-and-after of this gem, then the post that started it all. After that, we will get into some of the controversy this low-mileage barn find has caused, with more before-and-after pictures.

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