01-02-2015, 02:27 PM
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Evan, as I said imo, time will tell. Let's see how the 50th anniversary 427 does, it being the most popular cobra that should be a good indicator of where the market is headed in this niche hobby. Not apples and oranges, more like Macintosh versus Red delicious. These are sports cars and all have a rich history in racing - just pick the years you want to brag about. Anyone with $260K to burn on a cobra will also be looking at other vehicles in that price range and performance category, to think otherwise would be naive. We've already seen it here with new-comer Q&A on less costly replicas and who decide in favor of a viper or vette.
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