Ralphy: I took aim at Evan because, well let's face i,t he can present as a bully... BUT truth is depending on perspective, either side of this coin is correct.
PaulF pretty much summed it up best when he said this:
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Originally Posted by Paul F
Yes! This whole discussion is because those that don't own a genuine Shelby do have a chip on their shoulder and need to find a way to tell people their car is cool even though it isn't a genuine Shelby. If they didn't, they wouldn't have such angst about answering the question.
Even those that don't have a 1960s Cobra but have a Shelby have a chip on their shoulder because they go through such great lengths to argue that theirs is a continuation Cobra and the registry says so.
Guess what? NO ONE ASKING THE QUESTION CARES. Continuation, replica, kit, custom, no one cares. It's not an original. They walk away disappointed and you feel bad because you couldn't say yes.
Question: Is it original?
Answer: No.
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BUT the issue I have is, why the insecurity on either side of this fence?
It is what it is... Nothing more, nothing less.
Hence forth and enjoy
Just saying - REPLICA (or variant of...) is NOT a dirty word.
Ps: The buzzer went fellas... So I'm going to go play with my real/counterfeit/dune buggy cobra
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Originally Posted by hectorturer
I see it in the same ways as..
Thank to all the posters, Cheers
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Enjoy!