slabside w/fender flares

[jasond29]

Talked with Peter (ERA) and Ron (Metal Morphous) today. Awesome to talk to and I think are just as excited as I am to build a cobra. I am going to do the slabside and Metal Morphous is going to do the bodywork and paint. Looks like am I am finally going to make a long dream come true....early 289 comp car. Thanks everyone for the help/information.

[DanEC]

That sounds great. I'm sure you will be more than pleased. The wait is long - but that helps save up the extra cash for all those options and extras that you will break down and order.

[xb-60]

Originally Posted by jasond29

Talked with Peter (ERA) and Ron (Metal Morphous) today. Awesome to talk to and I think are just as excited as I am to build a cobra. I am going to do the slabside and Metal Morphous is going to do the bodywork and paint. Looks like am I am finally going to make a long dream come true....early 289 comp car. Thanks everyone for the help/information.

Great Jason! You might be starting a trend by building a Comp 289 car. I look forward to your build thread.

Cheers,
Glen

[tkb289]

Originally Posted by xb-60

Great Jason! You might be starting a trend by building a Comp 289 car. I look forward to your build thread.

Cheers,
Glen

Me too ... well done Jason. Now hurry up and wait ...

[xb-60]

Originally Posted by tkb289

....Now hurry up and wait ...

Some say that the longest wait is when your car leaves the factory and it's in transit to your garage.....but I can tell you that having the shipping details available and being able to track the exact location of the ship with your Cobra body aboard, all the way from Pennsylvania, down your east coast, through the Panama Canal.....across to Auckland and then to Sydney, Australia, before it's put on a truck for the trip up to the Gold Coast (Queensland, Australia).....that's a very long, very slow wait ....and that's before any work even begins on the chassis build and the body mods. Will it be worth the wait? You bet!!

Cheers,
Glen