[REAL 1]

[QUOTE=twobjshelbys;1331114]"Well, OK Tom, how about providing us with the following:

Get one of your happy customers to send us photos of the completed vehicle with power train installed and registered somewhere.

The more the better because 1 does not make any kind of trustworthy source.

In fact, even one of your other vehicles would go a long way towards establishing trust. I see all kinds of references to other things, but noone even here has stepped in and said "yeah, I saw one of those and was (impressed, depressed)".

Right now you have zero, no, negative, credibility..."



Bingo. Zactly. Was about to say the same.

Look Alloycars this thread is not going well for you...in fact its going quite badly for you and getting worse. I could pile on with some of my own observations but I will not. Instead I offer the following advice.

This is all about credibility of which you seem to have squandered at the outset in a multitude of ways.

Right now you have three choices as I see it.

1. Continue being argumentative and combative with the members (many of whom are very knowledgeable and have been around Cobras and replicas thereof for decades) which is being viewed worldwide by many other Cobra enthusiasts. (This would not be my choice btw).

2. Go away and not come back.

3. Go away and come back with some credible proof that you have sold and completed workmanlike replicas in arruminum for at least a sampling of your claimed 150 customers. E.g. Customer photos and testimonials might help.

Using photos of others products for your sales sites does not get you off to a roaring start here but I guess you figured that out by now.