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rodneym 03-01-2010 01:21 PM

You mean mileage affects the price of Ferrari's?

That must be why you can't find one with over 30k miles. :LOL:

RedBarchetta 03-01-2010 01:35 PM

Damn, another day I should have walked to work. That commute cost me plenty. :D

somedayaurora 03-01-2010 01:59 PM

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Originally Posted by RodKnock (Post 1032867)
Those Ferrari prices you quote must be for their hardtops, which I personally would never buy. I would have to own a 360 Spyder, if I ever did buy one.

You know what they say about guys who buy convertible Ferrari don't you ?:LOL:
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somedayaurora 03-01-2010 02:02 PM

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Red you have a Fcar ?
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PANAVIA 03-08-2010 02:46 AM

I will definitely do a side -by-side comparison with my CSX and the SPF.

The battery cables in the CSX were marked "hecho-en-taiwan". so Bob pulled them out. I was hoping to fins some that say krikham motorsports, but i cant find a complete legnth of it.

Oddly , we also have some parts on my car marked 4984, as opposed to 4985.

I will be taking photos as we build and modify so others can learn / get ideas.

stephen_becker 03-13-2010 08:29 PM

Dealer cost vs. retail is so low it is not even funny - Also, call your local friendly factory authorized shelby cobra dealer, today, and see how many CSX 6000 cars he has in stock - The law of supply and demand has caught up and there are very few dealers that have any inventory at all

And, oh yes, if you are a factory authorized Shelby Cobra dealer and you sell a CSX roller for less then MSRP ($ 49,995.00 + options) you will lose your dealership - It is very closely watched by SAI and Shelby licensing.

Got the Bug 03-13-2010 09:30 PM

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Originally Posted by stephen_becker (Post 1035719)
Dealer cost vs. retail is so low it is not even funny - Also, call your local friendly factory authorized shelby cobra dealer, today, and see how many CSX 6000 cars he has in stock - The law of supply and demand has caught up and there are very few dealers that have any inventory at all

And, oh yes, if you are a factory authorized Shelby Cobra dealer and you sell a CSX roller for less then MSRP ($ 49,995.00 + options) you will lose your dealership - It is very closely watched by SAI and Shelby licensing.

Okay. I've asked this before, but isn't controlling or telling a distributor to sell a product at a specific price called "price fixing?"

I can see where distributors can't advertise a price lower than MSRP, but if you want to sell something below cost and lose your axx, it's your own business.

gsharapa 03-13-2010 09:35 PM

I checked with several dealers back in January and you are right there were not many in stock but I didn't get the impression it was because they were selling fast. The $49K doesn't sound too bad but the key as you stated is +options. Several guys here in Dallas bought some not to long ago and the price was low to mid $40s with a lot of options like stripes. I was looking to do my 6th Cobra (Kirkham FIA my last one) and was interested until I saw the total price with options...........

bdeutsch 03-18-2010 09:01 AM

Again, Thank You for the Inputs
 
The base asking price for a Shelby CSX 4000/6000 series does not include a recommended $12k (+/-) installation kit as well of course, a very rich set of optional extras.

At least in my case, and again it is only part of my decision criteria, is the whole value discussion. Somehow, spending upwards of $61k (CSX list plus the intall kit) for a roller, even when considering it is a Shelby, just seems to be off. Small block (Boss 302 crate engine/stroked out plus simulated weber fuel injection system) would cost another $14.5 to $15K and then of course have to get the transmission. So, just in parts I am easily pushing $80k.

Good news is that I would have a Shelby Cobra after everything is done and said, bad news is that it is still a very expensive, fiberglass copy (remembering that for me, only CSX 2000 through CSX 3000 are real).

Again, this is just the process I am going through at the moment and no intent to imply that this is the only way to think about it.

Given times though, above still seems a bit frivolous.

dcdoug 03-18-2010 09:29 AM

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Originally Posted by bdeutsch (Post 1036722)
The base asking price for a Shelby CSX 4000/6000 series does not include a recommended $12k (+/-) installation kit as well of course, a very rich set of optional extras.

One thing to note, that $12k installation kit, or "runner kit as Planet Cobra calls it" includes the transmission, bell housing, clutch, headers, side pipes, drive shaft, etc - the vast majority of the other power train components you will need other than the engine. Just thought I should mentioned that as you seemed to be double counting a few items like the transmission.

bdeutsch 03-18-2010 09:33 AM

Thanks for Clarification
 
Doug, thanks for clarification as I was not exactly sure what it contained.

Bob

gsharapa 03-18-2010 07:36 PM

That $ 12K is about $6K to high. Typical double the price margin setting.....

Got the Bug 03-18-2010 09:36 PM

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Originally Posted by gsharapa (Post 1036830)
That $ 12K is about $6K to high. Typical double the price margin setting.....

If you want to spend the time chasing down all of the parts, you'll end up returning/exchanging half of them. You might save $2K but you'll lose your sanity in the process. **) :JEKYLHYDE

bdeutsch 04-22-2010 02:59 PM

Quick update on my last item. Shelby Distribution sent price lists out last Tuesday (April 20, 2010) on CSX4000/6000 Fiberglass and CSX4000/6000 Aluminum Rolling Chassis. Basic fiberglass roller remains $49,995. Something I did not notice before was an additional $1k listed for dealer prep and destination charges (again, I may have missed this on earlier looks).

Aluminum has an MSRP of $124,995 + the mentioned $1k destination/prep charges.

Bob

RodKnock 04-22-2010 03:18 PM

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Originally Posted by bdeutsch (Post 1045983)
Quick update on my last item. Shelby Distribution sent price lists out last Tuesday (April 20, 2010) on CSX4000/6000 Fiberglass and CSX4000/6000 Aluminum Rolling Chassis. Basic fiberglass roller remains $49,995. Something I did not notice before was an additional $1k listed for dealer prep and destination charges (again, I may have missed this on earlier looks).

Aluminum has an MSRP of $124,995 + the mentioned $1k destination/prep charges.

Bob

Did they say when they might be having a sale? Layaway plans? :LOL:

csx4910 04-22-2010 04:26 PM

But that $49995 is stripped without options. Shelby charges for options like glovebox, heater, stripes, roundels, ceramic sidepipes, 42 gallon tank, leather, battery disconnect(dealer option, not shelby)Map Pockets, quick jacks or bumpers etc. Before you know it the roller willset you back between $55K and $65000 before the install of the powertrain and the powertrain itself.
Ron

bdeutsch 04-22-2010 04:57 PM

Yes. Add the $1k destination/prep charges and you hit $50,995 out of the box plus appropriate taxes of course. When you look at options, as you mention, full boat, you could add another $20k to the fiberglass model before even talking about the engine or transmission. Even more for the aluminum version.

That be alot of money...not arguing value, just saying that be alot of money for a copy (remembering that I define original as being limited to CSX 2000 or 3000 series & it is ok to disagree with me).

Stentor 04-22-2010 06:16 PM

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Originally Posted by bdeutsch (Post 1046011)
Yes. Add the $1k destination/prep charges and you hit $50,995 out of the box plus appropriate taxes of course. When you look at options, as you mention, full boat, you could add another $20k to the fiberglass model before even talking about the engine or transmission. Even more for the aluminum version.

That be alot of money...not arguing value, just saying that be alot of money for a copy (remembering that I define original as being limited to CSX 2000 or 3000 series & it is ok to disagree with me).

So when are you going to stop contemplating and just buy the used Ferrari?:rolleyes:

Then you can b!tch about the $10,000+ services required on the Ferrari.:JEKYLHYDE

somedayaurora 04-22-2010 06:17 PM

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Don't forget the $12,000.00 " highly recommended " install kit - Still a Shelby replica seems cooler than a "place name here" replica .
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bdeutsch 04-22-2010 06:24 PM

Think I am stuck in an analysis paralysis black hole...plus figuring out ways to keep "she who must be obeyed" reasonably ok with whatever I end up doing....


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