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66gtk 12-05-2012 12:39 PM

New Member - looking for a Cobra
 
I've been lurking here for a couple months - thought I'd post up and say hello. I live in MN and am looking to move my car of over 15 years and step into the Cobra arena. I just posted my car for sale to make room and funds should the right Cobra come along. If anybody is interested in a trade for my '65 GT350 Clone (not your typical POS - this sucker is nice) let me know what you got. Any other leads on quality Cobras for sale would be appreciated. Small budget (40K), but big appetite! ERA and SPF are front runners. Prefer stripe-less cars and most colors are fine (no red or yellow).

http://www.customshowboards.com/SAAC/smallwebrocks.jpg

Thanks,
Troy

mrmustang 12-05-2012 02:42 PM

Troy,

Start in the CLUB COBRA CLASSIFIEDS, then hop over to the Cobra Country Classifieds .

Make sure that you sit in a comparable car before hitting the buy button, especially with your size 12 shoes ;)


Happy Hunting.


Bill S.

66gtk 12-05-2012 02:50 PM

Thanks Bill! Yep, I already drove an ERA, so I know I can make those work!

NFLDMNBB 12-05-2012 02:59 PM

Troy,

Nice to see you've joined the madness. Take your your time there are many. I looked at over20 before I bought mine. Your GT350 is really nice so you should not have any trouble moving it. Have you seen Kyle's SPF?

Roger

66gtk 12-05-2012 03:41 PM

Roger,

Did I meet Kyle at the brewery tour? Did he have a blue/white SPF there with his young son in tow? If so, that IS a nice car (:
I keep getting hung up on the fact that Dave S. had such a hard time selling his nice SPF a few years ago in the low/mid 30s... Why on earth are the used SPFs so expensive that I find for sale (50s...)

NFLDMNBB 12-05-2012 03:44 PM

I had forgotten you made that cruise. Yes that was Kyle. His car sounds awesome!

NFLDMNBB 12-05-2012 03:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 66gtk (Post 1221657)
Roger,

Did I meet Kyle at the brewery tour? Did he have a blue/white SPF there with his young son in tow? If so, that IS a nice car (:
I keep getting hung up on the fact that Dave S. had such a hard time selling his nice SPF a few years ago in the low/mid 30s... Why on earth are the used SPFs so expensive that I find for sale (50s...)

Seems everything is high when we're ready! :CRY: I've found many that don't care for Red on a Cobra. I like black as you know.

66gtk 12-05-2012 04:38 PM

Is Kyle on this forum? Where does he live? I should see how I fit in his SPF.....

NFLDMNBB 12-05-2012 04:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 66gtk (Post 1221668)
Is Kyle on this forum? Where does he live? I should see how I fit in his SPF.....


krkucin

rpatton3 12-08-2012 08:06 PM

Don't overlook Backdraft. I "shopped" for 44 years and bought my Backdraft sight unseen.
No regrets, either!

mrmustang 12-09-2012 04:27 AM

Sent a gentleman named "Nick" your way on the GT350 clone.....



Bill S.

Dimis 12-11-2012 03:04 PM

Possible option?
 
Perhaps this may work out for both you and the vendor.

PhotoPost Classifieds - ERA 427 Cobra - Powered by PhotoPost Classifieds

FWIW - I have no foot in either camp.

needtobuy 12-11-2012 09:04 PM

Please post specs
 
Please post specs on your GT350 clone

Thanks,
LH

RodKnock 12-12-2012 12:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by needtobuy (Post 1222518)
Please post specs on your GT350 clone

Thanks,
LH

And a link to your ad.

427 Street 12-12-2012 09:08 PM

I waited a long time to get the right car, but I always knew that I wanted an ERA. There are a lot of great builders, but ERA was right for me. They seem to really nail the stance correctly, and it is very important that a car sits just right. ERAs have that low, fat menacing stance just like a real Cobra. They went to painstaking details to be dead-on accurate. Pete, the GM of ERA, had a real 427 for years, so that car was used for details, but they also did something else interesting. Since each car was handmade (English wheels, etc.) Pete sought out the best looking real Cobra he could find. When he found it, they used that car to get every angle, curve, and detail just like it.

I also wanted a Street 427...the way they would have come from the dealer in the 60's...no rollbar, no stripes, no side pipes, no speed jacks. If you have any questions about my car, you can PM me anytime.

66gtk 12-13-2012 06:40 AM

427 street - your car is awesome! I would love a street car with undercar exhaust. I'm having difficulty know wondering about my comfort in an ERA (or any other Cobra for that matter). I need to look into sitting in a few later SPFs to see if there is more foot room and stuff. When I drive my Mustang, I usually slip my foot UNDER the clutch for cruising, but no such option with the floor mounted pedals. I am doubting that there would be enough room to do this in an SPF, but I don't know.... Are the SPFs with the dropped foot boxes larger/wider than the ERAs? I am feeling very tight in my buddy's ERA (pre 741).

Clois Harlan 12-13-2012 06:52 AM

66gtk

Send me some info on you clone mustang ....I am interested. can't open photoshop pictures from office.

clharlan@dcpmidstream.com

Thanks,


Clois Harlan


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