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Cobra Weight
What would be the weight of an Alloy Kirkham or Shelby minus engine/gearbox and driveshaft? What would the equivalent shelby fiberglass car weight.
thanks Adrian |
As to Shelby, very little difference. If I remember correctly, within 100 lbs of each other. Weight should not be the deciding factor. Your use of the vehicle is far more important in making the decision. Also, the extent to which being as close as posible to the 60's Cobras matters to you.
Wayne Stoker |
Wayne
Lucky for me its not my deciding factor, i got a great choice of cars to choose from kirkham, shelby alloy and shelby/cav. I was just curious as to what each car weighted in the turnkey minus form. Thanks Adrian |
Whats the pro's and cons of each?
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