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I will deferentially be in contact with you.
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VSE Cobra

Undeniably one of the best bodies in the business !!!
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Yes, you can purchase an aluminium body by itself.
Hi Craig, just wondering would there be much work/rework required to fit a Kirkham body to your 427 (alloy) Chassis?
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Hi Craig, just wondering would there be much work/rework required to fit a Kirkham body to your 427 (alloy) Chassis?
To fit an alloy body you need to use the tubular superstructure that supports the LLOY body and affix that structure to our alloy chassis. No problem doing it if that is what the owner wants.
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