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Originally Posted by jhv48
It continues to amaze me how NOTREAL1 can continue to repeat the same answers over and over again, even though no one has asked the question.
We all agree with you, UNREAL1, that continuation Shelby replicas, such as yours, are legally able to use both the Shelby and Cobra moniker. And no one else can, legally. Except, of course, the 90's Ford SVT mustang cobra, a worthwhile addition to the Cobra nameplate.
Still doesn't raise your replica to the status you seem to think it possesses. The much heralded 1986 Shelby Omni GLHS wears the same Shelby moniker. But keep on trying, I'm sure you'll eventually convince somebody how important your replica is. If it didn't bother you so much, no one would give a crap.
Now watch him pontificate and attack, once again validating my assessment.
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As to the last sentence in your post are you talking about that video about "can't keep a clown down" ?
As far as the "status" my car "rises" to "in my mind"...tell me just what status does it rise to in my mind? Tell me.
I'm sure it doesn't rise to a status higher then just another "replica" in your mind. That's cool. That's fair. No problem with that. That's your mind not mine and obviously that may be why and you don't own one. Who knows, who cares. Certainly not me.
Anyway, I'm stick'n with the law, facts and the Registry. That's my story and I'm stick'n to it!
P.S. Thanks for the long over due concession in your second paragraph. Didn't hurt too much I hope.
