Give up a 991 GT3 for a Superformance GT40? - Page 20

Tim7139 · #1 (**permalink**) 08-25-2016, 12:45 PM

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Another beautiful GT40 available. Prices on these are going up. Get one now before they get out of reach.

FOR SALE: New SPF MKI GT40P 2100 - GT40s.com

Rod can probably get that for you for $90,000.

MHNCO · #2 (**permalink**) 08-25-2016, 02:33 PM

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Rod can probably get that for you for $90,000.

Nah if he could he would sold that bucket of bolts Kirkum and bought it a long time ago. Rod can't afford a GT40.

RodKnock · #3 (**permalink**) 08-25-2016, 03:25 PM

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Nah if he could he would sold that bucket of bolts Kirkum and bought it a long time ago. Rod can't afford a GT40.

Well, if I really get out my "portable" adding machine (like the one below), take a look at what expenses I can cut, maybe take a few shortcuts here and there, say, maybe build a simple no-frills pedestrian 302/4bbl, I'm reasonably sure I could swing a GT40 replica.

Unfortunately, due to size limitations, you know, fitting those broad shoulders from all those Russian Kettlebell Swings, Romanian Deadlifts and Bulgarian Split Squats (have you noticed alot of exercises come from the old Soviet Union?) and the fact there's no friggin' windows, meh, I'll pass.

I prefer my mid-60's replicas to be roadsters.

Mark IV · #4 (**permalink**) 08-25-2016, 06:37 PM

Guys.
Give it up.
This jumped the shark six pages ago.

Mike, I know you are just having fun and Rod I know you are just tossing it back, but there are people out there that really think this is serious.

Step back and look. Do you REALLY want to be defined by these posts?

Communication over.

MHNCO · #5 (**permalink**) 08-02-2016, 05:22 PM

That price is a bargain compared to what you would pay for mine. Believe me I could sell it tomorrow for $200k.

RodKnock · #6 (**permalink**) 08-02-2016, 05:35 PM

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That price is a bargain compared to what you would pay for mine. Believe me I could sell it tomorrow for $200k.

This video just in from CO. The local SPF GT40's owners met and here's the video of the meeting. Mike D, our resident troll, is the one with the wine glass:

RodKnock · #7 (**permalink**) 08-02-2016, 05:43 PM

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That price is a bargain compared to what you would pay for mine. Believe me I could sell it tomorrow for $200k.

For a replica, tribute, reproduction, clone, kit car, copy, forgery, etc.?

In white, the window trim color of my house?

With a 302/4bbl?

Uh, can't forget it's got a "Lemaze" cam too?

And not running?

At about $115,000-ish for a roller plus a few options, add a 302/4bbl, ZF and installation, you might hit $150,000. $200K? Puh-leeze. Stop, you're killing me here.

Get off the Ganja Mike. Time for intervention.

G-Pete · #8 (**permalink**) 08-25-2016, 12:01 PM

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With a 302/4bbl?

Yeah...there are things in live you can't separate -- like the MK1 and Weber's.....hehehehe

MHNCO · #9 (**permalink**) 08-25-2016, 02:28 PM

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Yeah...there are things in live you can't separate -- like the MK1 and Weber's.....hehehehe

Love unfilter Webers hell take those screens off! I love my cylinder walls and valves even more

MHNCO · #10 (**permalink**) 08-24-2016, 10:13 PM

The details matter. Bead tumbled castings make is so much easier to keep new looking. Exhaust fabrication next. The entire car has handmade everywhere

RodKnock · #11 (**permalink**) 08-25-2016, 12:31 PM

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The details matter. Bead tumbled castings make is so much easier to keep new looking. Exhaust fabrication next. The entire car has handmade everywhere

You must be in sales. But, I'm not buying handmade (produced in South Africa)

, because you changed gauges or foot pedals or even bead tumbled some castings. Zzzzzzzzzzz.

It's a nice replica, painted in a dull color with an unimaginative engine/fuel choice, but if you're interested in seeing something more along the lines of custom, check out Dean Lampe's RCR. Now that's what I call custom! Every car he's built, a couple Cobras and a couple of GT40's at least, has been top notch.

MHNCO · #12 (**permalink**) 08-24-2016, 10:15 PM

11335

RodKnock · #13 (**permalink**) 08-25-2016, 12:37 PM

A 2016 GT3RS. Asking $324,000, but it's a PTS (Paint To Sample) car, which raises the value. Among Porsche-philes, Mexico Blue is sought after. However, I doubt the seller will get that much.

MHNCO · #14 (**permalink**) 08-26-2016, 05:39 AM

So angry Rod. I kind of agree with Rick. I post good content that people want to see which is why the thread has the views. Then you hate on it. It's not interesting so I quit

Everyone but you can visit the SPF section on the gt40s.com site to see the completion of my car. It is going in today for exhaust fab and final bits.

RodKnock · #15 (**permalink**) 08-26-2016, 10:15 AM

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So angry Rod. I kind of agree with Rick. I post good content that people want to see which is why the thread has the views. Then you hate on it. It's not interesting so I quit

Everyone but you can visit the SPF section on the gt40s.com site to see the completion of my car. It is going in today for exhaust fab and final bits.

I'm not angry at all, but any time someone disagrees with you, you say that they're old, fat, angry, etc. If you would start a build thread, then start a build thread. If you need an example, then use Dean Lampe's RCR build thread. But leave out the attitude and nonsense. As for your "posting good content" here's some of your greatest "content" for those people just checking in here:

There were the insults directed towards "Kirkums":

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Fire sale that blinged out POS and order you one today!

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What is a Kirkum? Never heard of them?

There was the challenge of Cobra #3170 in a race, which you quickly backed out of when you realized, he was an accomplished race car driver with alot of nice super fast cars:

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The race will be in Colorado at High Planes. Bring your original Cobra. We will do it Christnas day 2016. I don't want to hear anymore excuses out of you Kirkum!

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After watching that it's clear that while I would certainly win the race, I would end up being blinded by all the shiny chrome of the Kirkum. I therefore withdraw my offer and will now go down to the garage and put some wax on my less shiney GT40 that to the best of my knowledge, lacks a single piece of chrome anywhere.

The delusional:

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Superformance are not kit cars.

The insults to Porsche 911's:

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2161 does not share space with some VW looking, grocery getting, daily driven, family sedan. I do have a Toyota pickup that would play parking lot tag if you like?

The insults to Carroll Shelby:

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Shelby who?

http://www.allpar.com/photos/dodge/omni/shelby.jpg

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I Googled and found more about this Shelby character

http://www.carlustblog.com/images/20...bycharger1.jpg

The insults to CAV owner(s):

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There's still time to sell your CAV and get an SPF.

Then, calling all of us fat here on CC, yet I bet you that based on a simple hydrostatic body fat test, you would lose in any contest with me. Of course, you backed down from this challenge too:

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Can I translate? They're not for old fat guys like pretty much all of you ha.

The ego:

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Listen junior, some of us went to college. You worry about tightening your lug nuts and leave the complicated stuff to us.

Calling us here crotchety old farts:

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What is everyone's excuse other than just being crotchety old farts who like to argue?

The insults to the FGT:

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He better sell it now before the over inflated FGT market completely crashes.

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I had a FGT, a bright red one. Fun car no doubt. My SPF GT40 blows it away in terms of visceral enjoyment as well as any oohs and awws competition. It's not even close. A poor little VW GT3 would not even be noticed if parked in the same lot as my SPF. Zzzzzzzzz

Your insults to Kirkhams, Cobras and 911's:

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Wrong. They might not care less about the Cobra's but rest assured they fall over themselves when a GT40 pulls up. They all know exactly what it is even if they were born 40 years after the fact. The Cobra's to them look like older VWs without a roof. GT3? Yeah, that is cool because their dad has one for his DD grocery getter maybe.

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There are very few cars that deserve a spot next to my GT40. The CGT is one of them.

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It really doesn't matter what you drive or how much chrome shiney stuff it has on it. When I pull into the lot in the GT40 prepare yourself to be invisible. Sorry Kirkum.

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Rod knows what this thread is about... my beautiful SPF GT40 which would make his Kirkum disappear when I pulled into the lot

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What's stopping you? Fire sale that blinged out POS and order you one today!

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Rod, you could spend a month of Sundays with your chrome polish and your Kirkum would still be invisible every time I showed up in my beautiful GT40. That must kill you inside huh...

That's quite some "content" you've posted here.

rodneym · #16 (**permalink**) 08-26-2016, 11:14 AM

Rodknock,
Thank so much for that wrap up. That was freaking hilarious! Summed it all up in one post.
Can't say I'm not entertained by MHNCO, though.
But MHNCO's attention to detail says "hot-rodder" to me, not "race car driver". BTW, no offense, MHNCO. Take it from a fat, old hot-rodder

bmwdb10 · #17 (**permalink**) 08-26-2016, 12:18 PM

Rick, come on.... let them be! The first thing I do every day I check to see who may have got the last word!! Very entertaining!

Lets go Mike.... You owe Rod a big one!

MHNCO · #18 (**permalink**) 08-26-2016, 05:46 PM

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Lets go Mike.... You owe Rod a big one!

In a million years I could not care enough to spend the amount of time Rod spent to compile that post. Holy crap Rodney! This thread means a lot more to you than it does me...

The only thing on my mind this weekend is the system being built for my 40. It's the final piece of the puzzle. Life is good!

Cobra #3170 · #19 (**permalink**) 08-26-2016, 10:10 PM

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In a million years I could not care enough to spend the amount of time Rod spent to compile that post. Holy crap Rodney! This thread means a lot more to you than it does me...

The only thing on my mind this weekend is the system being built for my 40. It's the final piece of the puzzle. Life is good!

Rear anti Roll Bar is a joke be sure to copy that too.

RodKnock · #20 (**permalink**) 08-26-2016, 11:04 PM

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Rear anti Roll Bar is a joke be sure to copy that too.

and talk about "heat-treated".

Are the brackets and springs that appear to be welded to the top of the collectors there to reduce the amount of vibration that the collector/exhaust absorbs? If so, does that really work?