Cobra replica alum body by Alloycars on ebay

[mrmustang]

Originally Posted by Alloycars

I think everybody over-acted a little bit and I agree. Those hours can come up quickly.
I sent a post with a picture with one of my guys working on one of our bodies. A lot of bodies at the background but I have to wait for approval for the pictures. We have other big stock photos which we will post in a separate add..

Anyway, I am inviting mrmustang to come here to our facility, paying the trip, return to home and review. This is more than fair I think.

We are taking highly attention to customer advises so all improvements are coming only from customer suggestions. This is the only way getting a better product, but not talking first negative.

A happy Christmas

Tom

Passion is one thing, stupidity is another, same goes for trust. At this point in time, I'll decline your invitation as I'd be afraid I might become gaiter food in the everglades should I announce myself in your shop, and no, I'm not kidding.

If and when I do decide to review your shop, it will be without notice so you do not have time to "tidy up" and put on a nice display.


Bill S.

[DanEC]

I'm confused. Is there actually a photo of a substantially "completed" Alloycars Cobra somewhere in all of this thread?

[RodKnock]

Originally Posted by DanEC

I'm confused. Is there actually a photo of a substantially "completed" Alloycars Cobra somewhere in all of this thread?

I'm with Dan. I'm confused too.

And I'll echo what someone else has already said, if this company has already produced 150 Cobras, then where are they? The only thing I can surmise is that if there are 150 of these Cobras running around with the chassis of an FFR, then do these owners post over in the FFR forum? They certainly don't post here.

[Bernica]

Or how about the Cobra Bash or any the big SAAC events? How many of everything is there? Out of 150, surely you would think that somebody would have had one.

[DanEC]

They said the 150 were primarily for the European and South American market so that might explain why they might not be familiar to most of us - although I would have thought one or two of our overseas members might have chimed in by now.

I would still like to see actual photos of one before everyone goes too ballistic.

[RodKnock]

Originally Posted by DanEC

They said the 150 were primarily for the European and South American market so that might explain why they might not be familiar to most of us - although I would have thought one or two of our overseas members might have chimed in by now.

I would still like to see actual photos of one before everyone goes too ballistic.

Well, they're posting pics of Cobras made by other manufacturers, at least one of which is a Kirkham.

Personally, I'd be going ballistic, if I were a customer using these pics to buy their Cobras and I'd also be going ballistic, if I were KMP/KMS and the other Cobra companies that are being misrepresented on their site as their own product without disclosure.