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jolsen42 04-18-2014 03:56 PM

Ron, please, please.

John O

itstock 04-18-2014 04:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by A-Snake (Post 1296295)

:o

Was I too harsh?

:LOL:

itstock 04-18-2014 04:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Thor maine (Post 1296299)
This is still going on????

...for as long as Shelby continues to manufacturer their reproduction cars!

REAL 1 04-18-2014 04:05 PM

istock: I suggest you join SAAC and write them a strongly worded letter.

Ralphy: I'm repetitive because the facts never change. ;)

Asnake: Nah. It's not that bad. Plus... its all established in the Registry definitions. ;)

itstock 04-18-2014 04:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by REAL 1 (Post 1296307)
istock: I suggest you join SAAC and write them a strongly worded letter.

Ralphy: I'm repetitive because the facts never change. ;)

Asnake: Nah. It's not that bad. Plus... its all established in the Registry definitions. ;)

I'll be starting my own "club" called the SARC, or Shelby American Reproduction Club. Or Shelby American Replica Club.

Either way, the continuation CSX will be included. :D

Dimis 04-18-2014 04:49 PM

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. :o

PaulF pretty much summed it up best when he said this:
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul F (Post 1295915)
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.

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 :)

Quote:

Originally Posted by hectorturer (Post 1296075)
I see it in the same ways as..

Thank to all the posters, Cheers



Enjoy!

OnyxRider 04-18-2014 05:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ralphy (Post 1296297)
A suggestion Evan, cut out the repetitive SAAC blah blah blah. Going thru your history you've used that line over and over. It's like efen Ground Hog Day and I'm Bill Murry.

Ralphy


I might have to send a resignation letter to SAG. You kicked my arse with that Groundhog reference. lol I still like my Rambo one though.

AL427SBF 04-18-2014 05:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by itstock (Post 1296312)
I'll be starting my own "club" called the SARC, or Shelby American Reproduction Club. Or Shelby American Replica Club.

Either way, the CSX will be included. :D

Yes! Be sure to delineate that the CSX's are the originals from which all your fine replicas were forged, awesome idea!!

itstock 04-18-2014 05:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AL427SBF (Post 1296329)
Yes! Be sure to delineate that the CSX's are the originals from which all your fine replicas were forged, awesome idea!!

Yep, the fiberglass one in my case. How....original. :LOL::LOL::LOL::LOL::LOL:

That will DEFINITELY be noted.

AL427SBF 04-18-2014 06:01 PM

Hallelujah and Praise the Lord!
We have consensus, the SARC Registry to define, catalog and maintain history of all replicas back to the original CSX cars.

We're done here, nothing left to see people, move along now, move along.

CCRsAC 04-18-2014 09:45 PM

The SARC sounds like a great idea - a replica of a Shelby club... now that's some irony, right there. Careful, though, y'all may just get sued by SAI and SAAC.

AL427SBF 04-18-2014 10:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CCRsAC (Post 1296362)
The SARC sounds like a great idea - a replica of a Shelby club... now that's some irony, right there. Careful, though, y'all may just get sued by SAI and SAAC.

That's not what SARC would be according to it's originator itstock, and do you really want go there? Probably best to hang on your “My fake is faker than your fake!” thread …
http://www.clubcobra.com/forums/all-...your-fake.html

Don't want to see you get traumatized like Thor maine with his Post #36 there. Seems REAL 1 has put a royal mojo on his head :LOL:

LMH 04-18-2014 10:45 PM

"Meanwhile, Aunt Martha, having taken a tramp through the woods, is lying in a ditch on the edge of town"
Larry

mdross1 04-19-2014 05:57 AM

[quote=REAL 1;1296217]Actually, my mom told me I'm a great guy. :LOL: However, I appear to be widely misunderstood here.

Seriously, I have no problem with anyone personally. I only have problems with personal attacks. People are entitled to their personal views if that's what it is.

Okay you are a nice guy if your mother says you are but take a moment and read some of your first posts,they drew me in. You seem to have a good control of the English language try exercising that ability when talking about kit cars. I commend you on this last post at least felt you put some effort into giving the industry some credit. Don't forget without the kit car industry Mr. Shelby may never have started building his own versions of these wonderful cars.

I'm certain that most everyone that participates on this forum loves these cars as much as you. Except for the SAAC registry my library is full of most all books published about these cars as well as a few magazines. While researching and building our car my life revolved around it. Without the SAAC recognition does not make the kit car owners any less dedicated.
MDR1

itstock 04-19-2014 06:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AL427SBF (Post 1296364)
That's not what SARC would be according to it's originator itstock, and do you really want go there? Probably best to hang on your “My fake is faker than your fake!” thread …
http://www.clubcobra.com/forums/all-...your-fake.html

Don't want to see you get traumatized like Thor maine with his Post #36 there. Seems REAL 1 has put a royal mojo on his head :LOL:

Just as saac did with the reproduction continuation cars, sarc would make up its own rules as well. :D

Do you have a stance on the fiberglass Shelby's? Or do you go along with the saac on that one too?

Quote:

So, to our way of thinking, the current crop of Cobras are genuine but are not original.
....which would make it a genuine reproduction of the original. The question is why is SAAC so afraid to use the "R" word?

computerworks 04-19-2014 06:59 AM

Hi guys...

I am sick of checking this thread for bad behavior. Plus the content is a retread.

Have a great weekend.

ron
ClubCobra Moderator


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