Buying a new turnkey cobra

[Great Asp]

Carroll,

We don't like to say "Bill Wells is right".

It makes him think he's doing something correctly.

Great Asp

[Bill Wells]

hey, i represent that ....wrong way bill here , just snake slithering in the michigan frozen and icy tundra of pothole motown.

[CSX 4039]

Originally posted by jhein


..... I'll say that I think Brett Bolte has my favorite photo album...

John
SPF1421

thanks.

[grumpy]

As a matter of curiosity i love these posts, almost 9 out of 10 never go with their first idea of what they think a "COBRA" is, but get swayed by the government, first thru regulation, then all the "sperts" advice on whats best, then close friends or mentors they have, then the ole pocketbook, when the wife (if they're married has to approve the final decision anyway) finally gives the okay they find a COBRA in the garage that is a considerable different car than they first sought. good luck juanone on your decision making, it will take a while.
grumpy

[Carroll DeWeese]

Great Asp,

Bill Wells has all these nice toys but he (like I) lives in Michigan and can not use them all the time. It makes him appreciate them more than those folks in more temperate climates. He is correct in his incorrectness. I suppose that he is right in many things but correctness may be in the eye of the beholder.

[ASO544]

*****I just added my $.02 to a thread older than my Cobra Involvement ****

[DanEC]

Originally Posted by ASO544

I'll buck the trend and recommend a Backdraft. I test drove both SPF AND BDR before finally deciding on the BDR. It fits my 6-2 frame better, I love the way the IRS handles on the road and track, the stance with the 18" Halibrands is awesome, and the combination of the Roush 427R and TKO 600 is more power than the car will ever think about needing.

As much as I hate to say it, it's too bad FFR doesn't do quality Turnkey card cause the Chassis is damn nice. I would advise finding a good quality manufacture (BDR, ERA, SPF, etc..) on the used market with low miles.... Let the other guy take the depreciation hit. I don't think you can wrong with any of the f the top brands.

*****crap... I just added my $.02 to a thread older than my Cobra Involvement ****

Also , to my knowledge BDR doesn't build a slab side model.

[Chaplin]

I may be wrong, but I think Highland Daytona Racing sells a turnkey Cobra. They also make a nice hybrid car- someone here has one, although I can't remember who- great looking car though.

[NeedAntiVenom]

Grumpy,

when the wife (if they're married has to approve the final decision anyway) finally gives the okay they find a COBRA in the garage that is a considerable different car than they first sought.

Your not kidding.
Any ideas on where I can mount a "potpourri holder"?

[gomarlins3]

Your not kidding.
Any ideas on where I can mount a "potpourri holder"? [/b][/quote]

Hahahahaha That is WAY to funny!!!!!!

[66gtk]

ERA and Superformance

[twobjshelbys]

A fully completed car is no longer legal. You will have to buy a finished roller from Shelby or spf or others and send it to someone not associated with the seller to have engine and transmission installed. Or buy a used one that is already done

[1985 CCX]

Well SAI does rollers.......

I would call John at Racewhere and get his thoughts...
If you want a great roller completed John is a great start. It will be correct and accurate.

His last work of art.
Racewhere

[snapier]

Superformance is the way to go. (SP01400)