09-23-2010, 08:25 AM
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Join Date: Apr 2005
Cobra Make, Engine: Johnex3 427
Posts: 16
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it really comes down to just a few factors...
1. how much do you have to spend right now, or over time
2. Is it more about doing it your self or is it all about the car
3. how comfortable and experienced are you in the garage
A lot of guys go the donor route as its a low cost of entry but end up spending a lot more than planned. Most donor kits are set up to use either new parts or donor parts from say a Mustang.
Some guys go higher end and get a kit or even a roller and put the parts they want in.
But if it more about the car and you want to drive it now vs. in three or four years (lets face it, it takes a lot of free time to do a kit, so unless you can work on it full time, it will take some time) then you can't beat the deals on used cobras right now. Many are in the range of some kits and rollers.
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