Jim Thomas Drawings

[echedey]

Hello, how are you everyone in the forum? I was interested in acquiring the plans of ac covra 427 aber if someone can provide them or sell them in pdf thanks

[1ntCobra]

Originally Posted by echedey

Hello, how are you everyone in the forum? I was interested in acquiring the plans of ac covra 427 aber if someone can provide them or sell them in pdf thanks

Why not try this website? https://www.chuckcobra.com/construct...awings-01.html


Or this website? Shelby Cobra parts - at Cobra Restorers, Ltd. And then go to their catalog and look for blue prints

[echedey]

hello everyone a few days ago i got the cobra restoration drawings, a set of 9 drawings but i noticed that there are missing measurements and drawings of more parts of the chassis, does anyone have the jim drawings?

[echedey]

Hello everyone, greetings and happy holidays.
I would like to obtain the drawings and plans by Chuck Cobra. I understand that Chuck passed away a few years ago and his website has been abandoned. I have sent several emails and no one has responded. Can anyone help me obtain his drawings? Is anyone selling them?

[mrmustang]

Originally Posted by echedey

Hello everyone, greetings and happy holidays.
I would like to obtain the drawings and plans by Chuck Cobra. I understand that Chuck passed away a few years ago and his website has been abandoned. I have sent several emails and no one has responded. Can anyone help me obtain his drawings? Is anyone selling them?

Again, the items you are requesting are copyrighted, sold as single use only, so asking someone to sell you a copy of them is illegal here in the US. Regardless of who is alive or dead, the copyright still remains in affect and you'll have to find a licensed reseller to achieve your goal.There is a reseller of such things on Ebay, who is located in Belgium, who may have what you are looking for.

[twobjshelbys]

If they are just copyrighted then it is legal to sell them as long as the seller sells theirs and not a copy. Just like a book...

If they are restricted then probably not. The architect who designed my houses limited them to once. If I built another (which I almost did, it woukd have been a 70%+ adapted to the site) then I owed him. But the originals have to be so marked

[NROTOXIN]

Originally Posted by twobjshelbys

If they are just copyrighted then it is legal to sell them as long as the seller sells theirs and not a copy. Just like a book...

If they are restricted then probably not. The architect who designed my houses limited them to once. If I built another (which I almost did, it woukd have been a 70%+ adapted to the site) then I owed him. But the originals have to be so marked

You lost me at "if". Do you know the the legal status of the drawings and have you visited the website? BTW, If you were selling these, would you be rubbing one off in a corner knowing that you are getting zip because someone else is taking your work and passing it on?