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Old 12-26-2019, 05:19 AM
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Greetings Cobra Gang!

I am happy to announce that Nostalgic Motoring (https://nostalgicmotoringltd.com/) is offering a special offer to anyone placing an order on a Backdraft Cobra by January 31, 2020.

Included at no-charge will be heated seats (appropriate for even southern climates on cool mornings), front-end and rear fender paint protection film and remote fluid reservoirs. The total value of these items that will be included in your order is over $2,300!

And we continue to include for any Cobra purchased from Nostalgic Motoring by a military veteran an additional $1,000 price reduction.

Check out several examples of Backdraft Cobras our site – Nostalgic Motoring Backdraft Cobras (https://nostalgicmotoringltd.com/vehicles/backdraft).
I am happy to “talk Cobras” anytime and provide a proposal for a Backdraft RT4 customized to your specifications.

Contact me at 586.489.5990 or email jeff@nostalgicmotoring.com

Thanks, and have a Happy New Year!!

Jeff Grice
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Old 12-27-2019, 05:39 PM
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Nice pictures. The differential and suspension upgrades are things BD owners were looking for years ago.

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Old 12-28-2019, 04:37 AM
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Yes, the new RT4 rides and handles AMAZING!!!
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The major improvements on the RT4 over the RT3 include

Improved and stiffened chassis. Completely redesigned

Safer chassis (side impact protection) with better reinforcement to the outer body.

Metal floors instead of fiberglass

Fully adjustable BMW suspension

Improved sawyer geometry

Far better ride

Far better handling

Additional passenger compartment room

Additional driver compartment room

Wider seats

Drop drivers side floor for additionally leg room and through the windshield visibility

Limited slip Ford Motorsports differential now standard
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Old 12-31-2019, 08:00 AM
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Ok-- I will say it. No offense, but with all the years of assistance Jay has provided on this forum any likelihood of a new BDR purchase would go to him (at least from me). Thanks Jay for all you do for our community. You are appreciated! All the best Jeff in building your business!
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Ok-- I will say it. No offense, but with all the years of assistance Jay has provided on this forum any likelihood of a new BDR purchase would go to him (at least from me). Thanks Jay for all you do for our community. You are appreciated! All the best Jeff in building your business!
No offense taken. Sounds like Jay has been a very valuable asset and can continue to be such. There is room for everyone on the forum and in North America.

Just offering opportunities, insights and additional support.

Happy New Year!

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Ok-- I will say it. No offense, but with all the years of assistance Jay has provided on this forum any likelihood of a new BDR purchase would go to him (at least from me). Thanks Jay for all you do for our community. You are appreciated! All the best Jeff in building your business!
Happy to help. And thanks for your support too.
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Yes, the new RT4 rides and handles AMAZING!!!
Maybe you should get rid of your SPF and replace it with a BDR then....
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Maybe you should get rid of your SPF and replace it with a BDR then....
Keeping my Shelby Daytona Coupe...but always have a BDR on hand to drive...and I expect to get my personal BDR soon!

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The major improvements on the RT4 over the RT3 include

Improved and stiffened chassis. Completely redesigned

Safer chassis (side impact protection) with better reinforcement to the outer body.

Metal floors instead of fiberglass

Fully adjustable BMW suspension

Improved sawyer geometry

Far better ride

Far better handling

Additional passenger compartment room

Additional driver compartment room

Wider seats

Drop drivers side floor for additionally leg room and through the windshield visibility

Limited slip Ford Motorsports differential now standard
Sweet. Can't wait for mine
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Far better handling? far better ride? I have a 2013 and I am very happy with it. It has a 427 with about 600hp to the crank and the bmw e36 Rear end. Has about 6500 miles on it and no problems other than I had to locktight half shaft bolts . Not saying anything wrong with the new ones just saying the old ones are great too.
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Far better handling? far better ride? I have a 2013 and I am very happy with it. It has a 427 with about 600hp to the crank and the bmw e36 Rear end. Has about 6500 miles on it and no problems other than I had to locktight half shaft bolts . Not saying anything wrong with the new ones just saying the old ones are great too.
Thank you for your note. By no means was the compare / contrast intended to slight the RT3s. THEY ARE FINE COBRAS!!!

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Greetings Cobra Gang!

Check out several examples of Backdraft Cobras our site – Nostalgic Motoring Backdraft Cobras (https://nostalgicmotoringltd.com/vehicles/backdraft).
I am happy to “talk Cobras” anytime and provide a proposal for a Backdraft RT4 customized to your specifications.

Contact me at 586.489.5990 or email jeff@nostalgicmotoring.com

Thanks, and have a Happy New Year!!

Jeff Grice
Jeff,

Did Nostalgic install the drivetrains in the Backdrafts they have in stock or were the drivetrains installed in Boynton Beach?

Also, if one to order a Backdraft from Nostalgic with different brakes, transmission steering rack rear gears or other changes will these changes be performed by Nostalgic employees or will the changes be done in Boynton Beach?
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Jeff,

Did Nostalgic install the drivetrains in the Backdrafts they have in stock or were the drivetrains installed in Boynton Beach?

Also, if one to order a Backdraft from Nostalgic with different brakes, transmission steering rack rear gears or other changes will these changes be performed by Nostalgic employees or will the changes be done in Boynton Beach?
Hi Kevin,

Thanks for reaching out.

The current RT4s in inventory had their motors installed by Speed Fanatics in Boynton Beach.

For new orders, we (Nostalgic Motoring) would spec the motor/trans to your needs and perform the installation and extensive final prep/testing at our shop in Auburn Hills Michigan.

In terms of options...if what you need is a factory option then we would order directly from the factory to be included when assembled. If you need custom options we would handle directly in our shop.

Please give me a call and/or drop me a note to jeff@nostalgicmotoring.com so we can pick up this conversation directly.

Thank you and have a good week ahead!

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Which remote fluid reservoirs are you using/installing?
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Which remote fluid reservoirs are you using/installing?
Hi there,

The unit is Jamar Billet Fluid Reservoir.

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