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Naaah, I love my pusher fans. But that's exactly the point we've been driving with you. You have to learn about the different subtleties that these cars have, and then you can either dismiss them or embrace them -- that's up to you. Way more important than pusher fans is the fact that each of these cars has slightly different curves than the others. After you've been playing this game for a while, those differences start to look huge. And price and looks are not always tied together. I've always been a fan of the FFR "perky butt" design, but you might not like that at all. You really need to study it all before you make your decision.
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but I got a real shelby last fall ... 8250rpm flat plane crank! real title from DMV. Not a Poland import from Utah Manufactured in the USA (with some chinese parts). haha |
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Patrick seems like a good man, family man, but his taste is suspect. the double padded loops are goofy. |
Don’t feed the troll and eventually he will crawl back into his mothers basement.
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What he does have is a vivid imagination combined with delusional fantasies, a huge inferiority complex, but mainly, he suffers from cognitive impairment. |
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cool, they will love stories at retirement homes. could charge $$ for speaking |
Well they did it again! Found rollers for 47k {2017} now there gone! Someone please tell me what a fair price would be for a 351 stroker like new superformance would be? do not tell me 96k because then I know you are full of S..T{FRUSTRATION CONTINUES}.
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I haven't seen a Superformance roller for $47k in a few years.
$61K (base) and up seems to be the norm. This CA car looks pretty nice though. Sweet roadster model. https://www.oldcaronline.com/1965-Su...e-ID840965.htm And this site has a broader range of cars. https://www.cars-on-line.com/shelby.html |
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2017 is gone. I understand your frustration, but the issues you have are not with Superformance...or ERA or Backdraft or whomever, they are with prices that are in the past. In 1967 you could get a new leftover 427 Cobra at most any Shelby dealer for well less than the $7495.00 list price. "Fair price"...to you one figure, to someone else different. Value is in the eye of the purchaser and each must decide the cost to value ratio. Watch a TV auction to see the ratio pushed hard to the "WTF" end of the equation. The thread title should not be "Superformance" but rather "X dealer" or reseller. Superformance didn't bait and switch, perhaps a seller did. This is like saying Wal-Mart was out of .99 cent Charmin when you went twelve weeks later to buy some. And to be prophylactic, this is not a dis to the OP, NYG. This is only the second direct reply I have made to him. I am so ashamed that I live in a barn with goats and chickens and badger people to purchase my "hot-rod, kit-car, POS, non plug-in fossil fuel burning plastic replicas" Transmission over. |
https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds...a/2021448.html
SPF for $69k, with sb100. If you flew out there with a satchel full of 100 dollar bills, I bet he'd take $67k.;) |
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Everyone here is dancing on the head of a pin trying to be polite. I don't feel compelled to do so. The only way you're going to find a Superformance Cobra under 50K is if someone dies and a stupid trustee that didn't get an appraisal puts one in a garage sale and you just happen to be there. (Exception granted to one that has a frame in the shape of a toroid) Keep searching. I truly believe that there is a point in the universe where one exists but the universe is quite large and a point is quite small. And if 10K makes a difference in your purchase then you are overextending yourself for a toy.
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