For sale A 1976 Cosworth Vega #2500 39,100 miles
Black vinyl interior, good except for seam coming apart on drivers seat
Wheels restored by wheel medic circa 2009
Fuel injected
4 speed
Asking $4000

Also have a few spare parts I will send with the car. I have a ton of pictures I can send any interested
buyers. Willing to negotiate with buyer who will purchase BOTH cars, would like to see them go
someone in the club.
Feel free to email me at Waxman.doug@gmail.com with any questions. Listed on Facebook 9/30/16

DAVID WAXMAN M 01-Oct-10 3
30 DIAMOND COVE BRIDGEPORT WV 26330 (304) 842-6548
0943 5U231892 35K? BLACK/BLACK ?

According to a June 2007 email, this car now belongs to David Waxman of Clarksburg, WV. He plans to
restore it. dwaxman@ma.rr.com He reports that the previous owner kept vehicle in garage for 17
years, ran it once a year, never got to restoring it. Roof has primer paint only (previously had rust/leaf
stains), hood has been sanded to bare metal, front quarter panels have 3‐5 inch rust‐through areas at
wheel wells, interior carpeting needs replaced, upper dash is cracked and peeling, 2 fuel injectors have
leaks, but the car seems to start and run well. My first car was a 1973 Vega that I purchased new at age
16. I am looking forward to getting this 1975 Cosworth Vega restored, and having fun driving it. The VIN
is 1V77E5U231892, and it has 35,108 miles. He later added that “I purchased #0943 on 4/13/07 from a
guy in Dayton, Ohio. It had 35,108 miles on it. He had purchased it 2nd (or 3rd) hand. He found it in
someone's back yard with a tree limb sitting on the roof 17 years previous. He had primed the (stained)
roof. He had the hood off sanded to bare metal. He would run it once a year, and according to the title,
only put on 1572 miles over the 17 years. He was planning to restore the vehicle, but never had the
time or resources.
#0943 VIN 1V77E5U231892 “I'll try and attach some photos; I've had the hood primed now. The car
seems to run well. I've had a mechanic doing some work for me. The car would smell bad of gas sitting in
the garage‐ the high pressure fuel pump was cracked (was still working) ‐ replaced, and no more gas
smell, but the new pump is a little noisy (whine). Brake lines and front brake pads replaced. In next
couple weeks hope to get interior worked on‐ new carpet, maybe seats redone. Overall the seats
looked good; just one small tear along the side of the driver's seat, but sun tore up the carpet/ seat
junction on the top/back of the back seat. Dash has serious sun damage on its upper surface; do you
have a moderate priced solution? (Just Dashes wanted >$600 and 10 weeks to rebuild).
Exterior/ repainting to be done hopefully in next couple months.”

According to Robert Bowen’s January, 1978 Registry, this car then belonged to Robert Pobuda of 230
Patterson Rd., Dayton, OH 45419.

According to CVOA Membership info- Owned by Matthew Miller in Foster RI

Posted on Facebook Markeplace:
1975 Chevy Vega Cosworth #944, super rare odd ball car. Fuel injected dual overhead cam aluminum 4 banger with a four speed and 3:73 rear end . Best used for parts only unless you are a diehard Cosworth fan and want to restore, fair amount of rust and no title or previous reg. Lots of hard to find parts and I have two original Cosworth wheels that come with the car, it has Vega gt wheels on it now. The car does not run, sat out side for a long time, most likely stuck and needs a rebuilt, bring a trailer $1500 obo would trade for a good big block chevy motor ,6.0 ls motor, three wheelers, quads, dirt bikes??

UNKNOWN DATE: Cosworth Vega #0944: Iam looking to sell it preferably to someone who is involved in a restoration of a similar Cosworth. The car is completely intact but suffering from some extensive surface rusting on the body. I also have the original Shop & Service manual for the Cosworth VEGA, which was purchased from Chevrolet when the vehicle was new. The vehicle is at my home in Johnston, Rhode Island and if helpful I can send anyone interested some digital photos. Please contact me at my E-mail address "mbarnes281@aol.com" or on my cell phone at 401-952-8434. Sincerely, Mark D. Barnes

1975 cosworth vega survivor same owner since 1985 always garage kept car. Runs and drives good
would make a good driver or a nice start for a restoration project . It does show good with normal wear
for a 41 yr old car .new front carpet ,new master cylindar, rear wheel cylinders and brake shoes ,new
battery has original floor mats rare cloth interior it is #0945 with all original motor transmission and
exhaust ,all original body stickers including "unleaded fuel only" now the problems there is some rust in
drivers side floor, some minor wear to paint paint appears to have some touch up, backup lens is
missing ,also chrome on passenger rear window,, drivers seat has a tear hatch back does not hold up
bad cylinders ? These are the problems i know about. See pictures any questions ask if you are looking
tor a cosworth that hasn't been taken apart and altered this is it as you can see in pictures it still has all
the paper stickers under hood . Due to my current circumstances i am thinning the cars and it is time for
someone else to enjoy this car as i have .my phone # is 937‐215‐8127 buyer needs to make a $500.00
non refundable payment through paypal at end of auction and payment must be made in full before car
can ship will help with buyers shipper. Also feel free to come check car before bidding
For sale on E‐bay 7‐25‐16

Owned by Edward Chrischiel in MA

black/ Black vinyl

31,685 mileage

Good to Great Condition

Bought at one time from Barci, Bentley Evans & Gould Inc

Previous Owner Peter Edmund Gallaway from Norwalk, CT

Part of Chris Wheaton Registry

E‐mail received by John J. Cowall through e‐bay 12‐16‐14 Hi John. These cars were #0950 a 75 cosworth
and #2882 a 76. the 75 was bought as a parts car 20+ yrs ago. It had 42000 on motor and about 57000?
on body. motor was replaced with a v‐8 because of under hood fire but was back in car when i bought it.
The 76 cosworth was bought in 1984, orange on buckskin, then the motor threw a rod at about
52000,then pulled. Because of no internet parts were hard to locate. When parts were located and
purchased a lot of time had gone by. Fast forward. Two years ago needing the money these cars were
sold. They reside in the Greenville Michigan area. Hope this helps you. Anything else let me know. Don

This car was listed on eBay in March of 2013 with the following: "Kendall Johnson Customs, we are
CLEANING OUT! We are moving all of our take off, scratch & dent, old inventory, and collectibles.Here is
a 1975 Chevy Vega Cosworth edition number 952. We purchased this car from a lady whose husband
passed away about 20 years ago. The lady had keep the car in their back yard all this time. The car has
rust on all body panels of the car, the engine will turn over and run with starting fluid being used, the
fuel in the car is dead, the fuel pump may need to be replaced as well. The car has a clear title. The
mileage is listed as it appears on the odometer, we are unable to verify if it is correct. This is just a cool
old collector car form the 70's, back then a dual over head cam was state of the art technology. Don't
miss out on this deal! If you have any questions please feel free to call us at (336) 748‐3833.
Car is located in Winston‐Salem, NC.

1975 ‐#0953 was running til the Round‐Up when i think the fuel pump relay pooped out.‐ posted On Facebook 12/17

This is Brian Pecenco’s black Cosworth. He brought it to the Roundups at Cleveland and at Watkins
Glen.

Part of Chris Wheaton’s Registry

Listed for sale in CVOA Magazine Issue #9. Owned by Phil Good in Michigan. (1982)

Part of Chris Wheaton’s Registry

This belongs to Dean Farmer. He brought it to the Roundup at the Glen. Still his as of 02/09

Jarron Johnston in Australia is the new owner.
I found an old add online from 2006 I believe so was probably imported around then possibly sooner, I got it last year. I would have to check the paperwork in the car to be sure it's with my brother in a different city to me at the moment

This Morrow Bay, California car appeared on eBay in September of 2007. The ad reads: “California
Chevrolet Cosworth Vega Z09 gold engine! Code named XP‐887! This is number 0951 bought and
owned since 1975 by the same owner!!! All original documents included!!! Not reproductions! Only
3,508 were ever sold, compared to the highly sought after 63 Corvette split window, which had 13,000
produced! In 1975 the Cosworth sold for 600.00 less than a new 1975 Corvette! Vehicle had engine
pulled at 50,000 miles by general motors to verify condition and to update excess amount of oil from
pump to top end!! Motor was freshened up and new rings, gaskets, etc. were installed! Necessary valve
work was also performed!! As far as extra parts there are too many to list, such as a complete gold
motor with 2 complete computers (the computers are said to literally be worth their weight in
gold!!) And 2 complete Bendix fuel injection systems!!! There is also an extra set of wheels, a Cosworth
starter, new flywheel, new cams, new pistons, all new complete to assemble gold motor at 12.5:1
compression! No smog necessary! Great vehicle and truly a once in a lifetime chance! Vehicle is sold
as‐is. No warranty, implied, stated or otherwise!” The VIN is 1V77E5U232490.

According to a February, 2010 membership application, this car belongs to John Allan Ross of Mount Isa,
Queensland, Australia. The VIN is 1V77E5U232490. He reports: “G/day Mark. I just bought the car and
it is on its 3000km trip to Mt Isa. I’ll put some pictures up when the car turns up. The last owner told
me it was last registered 20 years ago. Thanks. John.” In a follow‐up message he says the car was
previously owned by John Baros. Our list of owners from 1978 says it was owned by John back then. He
lived in Montauk, NY.

I show it on eBay in 10‐07 and I have it listed as black on black with a Dobi front spoiler and Webers. I
have on old listing of Dwight Giesmann in CA with the car in 2‐99. I show the last 6 of the VIN as 232490. Chris

According to Robert Bowen’s January, 1978 Registry, this car then belonged to Ernest Baros of Box LL,
Fairview Ave., Montauk, NY 11954.

Offered in the 100th issue of the CV magazine. The ad says it has 75,000 miles. Stored in a climate
controlled garage for 20 years. Supposedly it needs a new fuel line as it won’t stay running—sputters
out after a few seconds. Says it ran very well the last time it was driven, about 10 years ago. Very dusty.
It is in his partnt’s basement. Could be a show car with very little work. Taylor Hood, 336‐239‐0311.

Part of Chris Wheaton’s Registry

Owned by Jonathan Sechrist of Cana, VA as of 12/02.