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Excaliber 04-01-2003 05:56 PM

CSX 2038...What ever became of it....?
 
This was an early slab side used and abused by various people during it's life and then "lost" for many years. Then the frame without body turns up a couple of years back.

So what ever became of it??

Ernie

Excaliber 04-02-2003 12:59 AM

...lost and found....anyone?

computerworks 04-02-2003 07:45 AM

Registry (as of 1997) shows it lost in space, probably wrecked at CS Driving School.
I have no data on it....why do you ask?

If you have been cruising the archives here, I think the deal about the frame surfacing, talked about here three years ago, was a "troll-hoax".

Neal Jackson 04-02-2003 09:16 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by computerworks

If you have been cruising the archives here, I think the deal about the frame surfacing, talked about here three years ago, was a "troll-hoax". [/b]
Ron,

I remember some of that discussion - never seemed to go anywhere.

:cool:

pk 04-02-2003 09:20 AM

what happen to the one a month (maybe two) ago?:o

I was all set w/ a case of beer and chips.
pk:cool:

Excaliber 04-02-2003 09:40 AM

That thread we had a couple of months ago about the frame surfacing prompted a deeper search and it seems like these "missing" frame issues do pop up from time to time.

When was the last time an "authenticated" lost frame actually was discovered?

Ernie

computerworks 04-02-2003 10:30 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Neal Jackson
Ron,

I remember some of that discussion - never seemed to go anywhere.

:cool:

Someone logged on, asking where he could find a body for the "original" frame his buddy had. Talked about the ID plate (CSX2038) and such... never followed up with anything to validate...then...poof!...he was gone. He knew too much about the details to be as naive as he pretended to be.

Quote:

Originally posted by Excaliber
When was the last time an "authenticated" lost frame actually was discovered?

Ernie

..some of those stories get a wee-bit ugly, and are best left untold, to protect the "innocent". :cool:

Excaliber 04-02-2003 10:46 AM

Better left unsaid
 
Ha ha,,,,I hear you Ron. Like we don't have enough controversy around here all ready? Sometimes the deeper you dig, the uglier it gets.

Ernie

There are some "issues" of "originality" concerning certain parts on my Healey (the ash tray, yeah thats the ticket)........but I'd rather not discuss them.:LOL:

Jeremy Hall 08-12-2003 04:38 AM

Ref your discussions about the body of CSX2038. You may like to know that there is a claimant to the body in the UK. The body is an early thin aluminium type as used by the factory and has been assessd as correct . due to wear and tear the nose cone has been replaced and the old nose cone is now loose. The nose has no paint on it and the holes in it line up precisely with the early Cobra badge-not the Ace badge. boot and bonnet catches are missing but the hinges are correctly marked. Meanwhile a whole car has now been recognised in the US. does anyone know any more?

Alex Donghi 08-12-2003 08:02 PM

probably setting the stage for an ebay scam

427sharpe 08-13-2003 11:46 AM

Can't wait for the ebaY sucker. Imagine the tagline...."Authenticated on Club Cobra!"
It's amazing how many pieces of s*** are floating around to steal from people.

Jeremy Hall 08-15-2003 03:23 AM

CSX2038
 
Ref e-bay scam comments, I apologise for troubling you all . I thought this was a serious website/page where issues would generate informed comment and information. I have been approached by the owner of the car to generat an FIA Historic Vehicle Identity Form for the car and am tryiing to establish its history. I will go away and find another research avenue.

nikbj68 08-15-2003 04:53 AM

A little hasty, people.
 
Might I suggest that some are a little too quick to judge. 'Real Things' do turn up, occasionally, (Thinking of the "Lost Lightweight E-type") and require authentication. If it turns out to be a Dud, so be it. If it turns out to be the real thing, finding out will have been only the harder.



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computerworks 08-15-2003 05:53 AM

Re: CSX2038
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Jeremy Hall


Ref e-bay scam comments, I apologise for troubling you all . I thought this was a serious website/page where issues would generate informed comment and information. I have been approached by the owner of the car to generat an FIA Historic Vehicle Identity Form for the car and am tryiing to establish its history. I will go away and find another research avenue.
Hey Jeremy... time for a bit of a tune up.

No need to apologize, you troubled no one. Apparently, perhaps you thought you might get instant answers. As I often explain, a "discussion" forum is just that... a place for discussion. It is not a vending machine for instant answers.

There are many knowledgable people here, with respect to history and provenance... it may take a bit of time for someone to check in, if they have more info.

Two bits for you... First, are you talking about a claimant with a body skin, or a full chassis/body? The determining factor is the frame... if he just has a thin-skinned shell...that's interesting, but it's not a car.

Secondly, any sort of serious research about CSX2xxx whereabouts should begin with SAAC. I suggest you contact Ned Scudder, the Registrar for CSX2k/3K cars. His contact info can be found on the SAAC website

Paul 260 11-06-2017 11:45 AM

Csx 2038
 
If any forum member still has an interest in this car please send me a PM.

Nedsel 11-06-2017 07:11 PM

CSX 2038 has been in the hands of a caring owner since 1975. He acquired it from the gent who bought it from Shelby American after its use in the driving school. It is red/black vs. its original white/red color scheme and it's in nice shape. Car is located in central California.

mrmustang 11-07-2017 04:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nedsel (Post 1432474)
CSX 2038 has been in the hands of a caring owner since 1975. He acquired it from the gent who bought it from Shelby American after its use in the driving school. It is red/black vs. its original white/red color scheme and it's in nice shape. Car is located in central California.

Thanks Ned ;)

Speed Green 02-18-2023 04:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Neal Jackson (Post 335295)
Ron,

I remember some of that discussion - never seemed to go anywhere.

:cool:

Hi - I am new here, so sorry for jumping in head first....and digging out a rather old theme.

I would be interested in seeing/finding the older discussion as mentioned above, but wasn´t able to do so, unfortunately. Are older threads like this one no longer readable ?
I am interested of the story before, because the white 2038 is possibly offered for sale in GB and a friend is interested.

Thank you !

Ralph

mrmustang 02-18-2023 07:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Speed Green (Post 1514819)
Hi - I am new here, so sorry for jumping in head first....and digging out a rather old theme.

I would be interested in seeing/finding the older discussion as mentioned above, but wasn´t able to do so, unfortunately. Are older threads like this one no longer readable ?
I am interested of the story before, because the white 2038 is possibly offered for sale in GB and a friend is interested.

Thank you !

Ralph

The real car is still in California, the copy/replica is roaming around Great Britain.


Bill S.

Speed Green 02-18-2023 08:58 AM

Bill - thank you. Yes, I know. But I would be interested in the story "before" of the UK car, as has been discussed here in an even older topic.
I was hoping to find that discussion or someone might know where to look.
CSX 2038 via search only offers this topic as a result.


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