Oh no, not again. There will be nothing new said because all of this has already been said at least 10 times.
If you have a CSX you have a REAL SHELBY COBRA, just not an ORIGINAL SHELBY COBRA. In most cases the uneducated are asking for an answer to the latter question. |
Most of the time I just say it's a Stage XLVii. Then they ask what's that and I say I don't know! That's what the guy I bought it from told me. The conversation usually ends fairly quickly ...
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More people now ask me what the car is, rather than if it's real. I got pulled over last year by a local LEO and when she got out of her car she said "this is the most beautiful car I've ever seen - what is it?" And, no, I didn't get a ticket.:LOL:
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The CSX cars are meaningful to those who have them and place some importance on authenticity. I admire their loyalty but that's where it ends. They are not the best. They are not the fastest, best handling or even best looking. It's like arguing which are better.....fake tits or real tits. Just sayin......
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The CSX car... well lets just say you need to have good mechanical skills to build a car, if you don't, don't buy a CSX unless you hire someone to build it. I enjoy the process so at the end of the day it will be a top shelf car. I have been doing extensive research on the 6000 series CSX car. hundreds of photos on the internet of people who have no clue on how to build a car specifically how to install a drive train. Its amazing on how many guys think they can simply drop in a motor and transmission and expect it to fit properly. Lots of guys have the valve covers almost touching the footbox!! WRONG. Drive shaft angle, height of the transmission etc... The ERA was spot on straight out of the box(s) The CSX? NO. But if you have the skills and the time the CSX car is very nice car. and YES ITS A REAL SHELBY. is it a 1965? NO.is it a real Shelby with a CSX VIN#? YES. FACT. Again with much respect for other guys with very nice cobras... in fact David Kirkham has been extremely helpful in my build and I bought the car from another dealer... Peter P. and David Kirkham we are lucky to have people like these guys in the very tight group we enjoy... cheers. |
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Here's the 64-pager where Evan was almost banned for good.
http://www.clubcobra.com/forums/all-...-argument.html SAAC doesn't even mention the Shelby replicas anymore. Next volume of the World Registry will not have them (Shelby replicas) or the Kirkhams. Here's the thread where Evan was finally banned (and bought a Porsche): http://www.clubcobra.com/forums/all-...g-returns.html 4 years later, here we are again. History repeats itself. :LOL: |
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Here we go again. The careful parsing of the English Language in this respect has been discussed at length in the other topics referenced above. I agree with you by the way.
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Read the 64 pages where we argued until the thread was closed. And read the Registry. Shelby didn't want to call them replicas, so he had the grand idea to call them "continuation" Cobras. And anyway, Shelby sold most of the company to an LBO firm a long time ago. I'm getting too old for this S. There were 998 (or whatever) REAL Shelby Cobras made. And the next Registry won't include the Shelby or Kirkham replicas. Just the Cobras made between 1962-1967 (or whatever). But you can them anything you want. What do I care. :LOL: |
No, his new Shelby is a real Shelby Cobra. Once again, you is wrong.:cool:
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Actually after having a quick read of the last Real1 post I saw new york guy. What happened to him? He was fun.:p JD
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A Shelby cobra is in FACT a Shelby cobra.. any one who disagrees has a numb skull. are the continuation original 60's cars? no. is a 2019 Ford GT a real Ford GT? yes, is it a 60's GT no.. same EXACT example... SMH |
A couple of years ago I was at a car show and someone walked up and said "wow, is that a real ERA?" Now what was I supposed to say? "no, it's a replica ERA.":JEKYLHYDE
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You gotta read the 64-page thread, among many others. And read the old World Registry. It’s spelled out there in black and white. The new World Registry won’t even list the new Shelby Cobras. All this nonsense is addressed there. Oooooh. The 2019 Ford GT is not a 1965 Ford GT40. No parts are shared, the body is completely different and technology and materials have changed dramatically. It’s not a replica, nor a continuation, because it’s a completely different car that is sold 100% complete with warranty. You can drive it right off the dealer lot without a special emissions and safety exemption from Federal laws unlike a Shelby Cobra replica kit car. Search the thread for the Dodge Challenger or the watch examples. There are several other examples. Same BS. Different year. Your car has very little in common with the 1962-1967 Shelby Cobras. Most parts and materials are different, bodies are different (don’t get me started on fiberglass Shelby’s). It’s a kit car sold to us, the public, as an incomplete roller. But believe the hype and marketing, what do I care. Delude yourself. |
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