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Old 10-14-2008, 10:15 AM
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I guess it all depends on how much $$$ you have wrapped up in your turbo 'Stang, and if you are comfortable parting with it to take on (what looks to be) a project of a Cobra replica. Hard to tell from the pic, but I would guess that the owner isn't kidding about it needing "restoration".

-That may be an understatement!
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Look at the title: the name of the manufacturer. Finishline, and no doubt other sellers of Cobra replica parts. sells a "manufacturer's serial number plate." The buyer can then fill in the serial number himself. Go to www.csx427sc.citymax.com. There are a lot of photos of original Cobras. Many 2000 and 3000 series cars start of with a photo of the serial number plate. Compare very closely your photo with those on the website. I think all of the serial numbers of the Shelby 2000 and 3000 series cars were etched by hand: not stamped.
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I think I see one thing that could help, but it isn't clear enough in that picture to make any statement about it.

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If you are talking about the inboard inlets for what should be for the brake ducts not being cut open, you are correct


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Definately do NOT trade your turbo car for that thing
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Old 10-14-2008, 04:00 PM
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I have to say, that so far, this has been a humorous thread. It's kinda like a pieces of a pirate treasure map...but with no treasure...so far.
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well after looking alittle closer i think i will steer clear of it. besides i do have over 50k in this turbo stang now, and it is running.....its at a friend house (he is going through all of the set up and mechanicals to make sure its ready for the dyno. i hope to get to the dyno in nov.. don
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