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Old 04-08-2009, 01:33 PM
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This is one very unique Kirkham and it will require one (or more) very unique buyers. it may be an over-generalization, but I think most Kirkham buyers want a Cobra that's near original spec than the opposite. This particular Kirkham will require some changes for those individuals that want a Kirkham and want it close to original spec.

Kirkham rollers are $57,000 and a very nice Kirkham sold on eBay recently for around $90,000. How about somewhere in between?
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Old 04-08-2009, 03:25 PM
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Ahh come on guys, it's not that bad. Granted the interior has to go, but the rest of it is o.k. I think the silver paint looks pretty good, but then again silver was one of the finalists in my color choice so I guess I am partial to it.
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Old 04-08-2009, 03:44 PM
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Ahh come on guys, it's not that bad. Granted the interior has to go, but the rest of it is o.k. I think the silver paint looks pretty good, but then again silver was one of the finalists in my color choice so I guess I am partial to it.
Uhhh, I dunno.... 700HP for anyone driving much on the street might be just a little rough around the edges. But yes, that can certainly be fixed.
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Ahh come on guys, it's not that bad. Granted the interior has to go, but the rest of it is o.k. I think the silver paint looks pretty good, but then again silver was one of the finalists in my color choice so I guess I am partial to it.

But the car was already silver, why paint it silver. I can understand blue or black or whatever. But silver?
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But the car was already silver, why paint it silver. I can understand blue or black or whatever. But silver?
Because if you're going to do that to the interior you might as well paint it the same color that the metal is raw.
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Good point. For 200k I'd buy two Kirkhams and leave em' both buck naked.
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Old 04-08-2009, 06:14 PM
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But the car was already silver, why paint it silver. I can understand blue or black or whatever. But silver?
probably faster and cheaper (not to mention easier) to paint than polish!
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