$119,000 Cobra??????????

[RodKnock]

Originally Posted by twobjshelbys

Well, here's how it works with children. Sometimes they misbehave. Sometimes they repeatedly do the same things over and over. Sometimes you explain to them how they are misbehaving is not OK. And sometimes they just keep on doing it and eventually a parent in the 50's and 60's would take that child over the knee and a belt would be involved. I've tried to figure out how to tell you that your a child as politely as possible...

Not only don't you like anything but the cheapest cobras but you seem to have a knot in your panties about Vegas. Always have to find something negative about everything.

It is possible you may think you're being funny. It's not. If so it's time to realize that standup comedy is hard and you should not have quit your day job.

I just post factual sales data, not someone's wet dream(s) about values of cars. You said Europe finds these cars "special" and they're worth more in Europe. Mr. Muck said he knows of sales in the $120,00-$140,000 range. Great, then post 'em up here. Again, the Internet is filled with words and occasionally facts.

The AC MKIV's may be worth more in Europe, just like CA SB100 exempt Cobras are worth a bit more to a CA buyer, but the last AC MKIV sale that I can find is $94,000. People like to drink Kool-aid when discussing values and asking prices, but anyone can google auctions and eBay sales to counter the BS. Are there sales in Europe of AC MKIV's in the $120,000-$140,000, maybe, possibly, but I'd just like to see proof. The AC MKIV posted here and on eBay has been for sale for a few weeks. I'm sure the seller is fielding calls right now from Europe.

Your child analogy is just another insult. I'll take the high road and not engage. And if you find an actual sale of an AC MKIV, please post it. I'm sure we'd all like to see.