Looking to buy my first Cobra 427 S/C in Oz

[Rob. Smith]

I'd suggest you talk to a signatory engineer to get your information confirmed. If you want to buy a turn key car. Make sure it's engineered and certified. Otherwise. Good luck with your requirements.

[xb-60]

Originally Posted by Rob. Smith

I'd suggest you talk to a signatory engineer to get your information confirmed. If you want to buy a turn key car. Make sure it's engineered and certified. Otherwise. Good luck with your requirements.

Great suggestion from Rob. You will get good advice from the Vic. Cobra Club...but if you're buying a (new) turnkey car or a roller and then fitting an engine of choice, you'll absolutely need the services of a signatory (compliance) engineer.

If you buy a car that has compliance for registration (ie is already registered), check that it hasn't then been further modified as you could then run into legal problems with non-compliance.

As Modena stated previously, "VicRoads moved the goal posts recently", so advice from a signatory engineer is absolutely necessary to ensure that you don't waste a lot of money.

Enjoy the ride!
Cheers,
Glen