Interesting Article from Hemmings Buyer Guide regarding Current Production Cobras

[RodKnock]

Originally Posted by REAL 1

Yeah sure. Read the 40th Edition of the World Registry of Cobras & GT40s. In fact, I can give page numbers for anyone that wants to learn and/or understand. PM me.

Well, they certainly won't learn how to count from you. You ought to "vet" your posts before hitting the send button. Ned, tried to correct you once, but I'll give it a try this time. You keep stating the 40th Edition, but....

it's the 4th Edition of the World Registry. You know, the one where "certain liberties were taken."

I can also give you page numbers too, where the true replica and Cobra-like references are. And you go look on the SAAC Website where you can click on "Component Cobra" to register your, er, uh, Component Cobra. Don't PM me, just ask here.

[REAL 1]

Originally Posted by RodKnock

Well, they certainly won't learn how to count from you. You ought to "vet" your posts before hitting the send button. Ned, tried to correct you once, but I'll give it a try this time. You keep stating the 40th Edition, but....

it's the 4th Edition of the World Registry. You know, the one where "certain liberties were taken."

I can also give you page numbers too, where the true replica and Cobra-like references are. And you go look on the SAAC Website where you can click on "Component Cobra" to register your, er, uh, Component Cobra. Don't PM me, just ask here.

Ah, you do pay attention to what you want to pay attention to.

Yeah, Ned corrected me. Right. More like I corrected him and showed him the door on the issue. Please.

Yeah, I love that Registry with our so called "liberties" and all

[RodKnock]

Originally Posted by REAL 1

Yeah, I love that Registry with our so called "liberties" and all

Yep, I love that 40th Edition too.

That's what Ned said, "certain liberties were taken." And he also said "let's call a spade a spade." And he also said that you own a copy, a replica too.

Long live Ned The Curator.

[REAL 1]

Originally Posted by RodKnock

Yep, I love that 40th Edition too.

That's what Ned said, "certain liberties were taken." And he also said "let's call a spade a spade." And he also said that you own a copy, a replica too.

Long live Ned The Curator.

Yes, you cite "Ned the Curator with an axe to grind" who is full of it on that statement. It's clear SAAC took the position they took years before any litigation they had with CS in 2008.

You cite "Ned".

I'll cite the World Registry.

[RodKnock]

Originally Posted by REAL 1

Yes, you cite "Ned the Curator with an axe to grind" who is full of it on that statement. It's clear SAAC took the position they took years before any litigation they had with CS in 2008.

You cite "Ned".

I'll cite the World Registry.

And now we're back to insulting Ned. He's got "an axe to grind" and he's "full of it"? That's a good strategy.

Here's what Ned said and I'll underline the important part just in case you miss it AGAIN.

Originally Posted by Nedsel

One aspect of what was published in the 2008 SAAC registry that many people fail to consider is that SAAC was smack in the middle of a legal battle with Carroll Shelby when the registry was being written. Given the delicacy of the proceedings, great care was taken not to antagonize Shelby or his attorneys, and certain liberties were taken with respect to what might otherwise have been seen as calling a spade a spade. At the time, it was PC to call it a shovel instead.

So, as you can see, the Registry was written during the time when there were legal proceedings. At the same time, uh, 7-10 years ago. Is that understandable?

Now, BACK TO THE FUTURE, Biff Tannen, it's 2015 and SAAC has removed any words like "genuine" or "authentic." Kaput! Kapesh?

If I have to explain this one more time...