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Originally Posted by madmaxx
And there lies the problem 5 years. Family size changes, priorities change.... I would strongly recommend a first time cobra buyer a moderately priced spf,bdr. They get to understand the Cobra experience before commiting to a multi-year relationship. If after that they just can't live without a Cobra than buy one and assemlbe. Way to many broken dreams in the kit car market  |
Very good advice, particularly for the younger enthusiasts among us. Some of us older folks know ourselves better (at least I think I have better judgment now than when I was younger). Also, not much chance of a new kid changing my life at this point. Regardless, buying a Cobra completed or in kit form is a major commitment. If you're not absolutely sure, then not shooting for the moon the first time makes a lot of sense.