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t-3 cobras
This is my first post here and I realize I may be asking some well beaten questions, but I'm just starting to look for a turnkey cobra.
Has anyone dealt with t-3 cobra outside of Denver? I'm looking to buy a "ready to go" cobra and thay came up in my search. On that thought, any reccomendations on a quality builder that can get me going? There is a Superformance dealer not far from here, and from what I have read here, they are a good bet,but a little pricey for my blood. I looked at Backdraft and they seem to have a nice rolling chassis, as does B&B. I appreciate any input on this. |
I don't know if you want a new Cobra or would settle for a used one but you might try House of Cobras. Also look at the Cobras for sale in this club and on other sites if you would settle for a used one.
Ron :) :JEKYLHYDE **) |
Everyone will point you to a good used Cobra due to the market condition & the sagging Cobra prices right now. If one fits your bill it really is the way to go right now! Good Luck
Also do your research first. There are many, many varying options among manufacturers. Go to a few events & read up as much as you can handle to. The better informed the wiser the decision! |
T-3
I think T-3 sells B&B cobras. Visited their shop last December while I was in laws.
There Cars seems pretty well put together. Its a small operation. I know they do a few things to inhance the B&B kit. Nothing drastic but just somethings they like. Besides Fort Collins is a nice little place to visit. Gregg H |
I visited their shop about 2 years ago. The owner (don't remember his name now) seemed like a nice guy - he was willing to meet me at the shop on a Saturday.
I don't know if they have any connection to B&B, but the car they had in the shop looked just like a B&B. Same dash and trunk, and the frame looked very similar to a B&B, if not identical. The fit & finish of the finished car they had in the shop looked very good. After seeing the GT-40 they had in the shop, the thought crossed my mind of building a GT-40 instead of a Cobra, but as long as it took me to talk my wife into a Cobra, I decided I better not push it ;) . Pete |
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