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Title: one for skuzzy
Post by: CAP1 on January 15, 2013, 04:11:07 PM
 cobra replica.......

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1966-AC-COBRA-REPLICA-CONVERTIBLE-WOW-/261154614665?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item3cce072d89
Title: Re: one for skuzzy
Post by: ink on January 15, 2013, 05:21:19 PM
sweet ride......very cheap too....I know its a replica but you would think it would be way more than what they are asking for it.
Title: Re: one for skuzzy
Post by: Skuzzy on January 16, 2013, 07:34:58 AM
I already have one waiting to be finished.

Some replicas are cheaper than others, for various reasons.  Some kits do not come with liners in the body shell, some kits use epoxy resin instead of vinylester, some kits body shell are paper thin while others are up to 1/2" thick, and so on.

Completed kits prices can range from $25,000.00 to $100,000.00.  It all depends on what you expect from the car.

Anyone looking to buy a completed kit needs to do their homework.  Sometimes a title cannot be transferred from one state to another, is there a parts list, assembly manual, is the manufacturer still in business, who built the drivetraiin, is it still in warranty, what custom options have been applied, what is the paint color and so on.
Title: Re: one for skuzzy
Post by: CAP1 on January 16, 2013, 07:57:37 AM
i know you've got one you're working on. i kinda figured you'd like seeing that. it's a good looking car.....'cept that it's red....but being a cobra makes it easy to overlook the color.
Title: Re: one for skuzzy
Post by: Skuzzy on January 16, 2013, 09:52:16 AM
I am not crazy about red either.  A lot of guys are.  I like black, white, silver, or blue.

Mine is going to be a pearl (small) white (with a hint of blue) and a dark blue metallic stripe with a flanking pin stripe in silver.
Title: Re: one for skuzzy
Post by: Volron on January 16, 2013, 10:38:22 AM
I am not crazy about red either.  A lot of guys are.  I like black, white, silver, or blue.

Mine is going to be a pearl (small) white (with a hint of blue) and a dark blue metallic stripe with a flanking pin stripe in silver.

Post pictures when completed or it never existed. :)
Title: Re: one for skuzzy
Post by: CAP1 on January 16, 2013, 10:38:52 AM
I am not crazy about red either.  A lot of guys are.  I like black, white, silver, or blue.

Mine is going to be a pearl (small) white (with a hint of blue) and a dark blue metallic stripe with a flanking pin stripe in silver.

 that should look good. i usually see these in blue/white, or red/white.

 that kona blue that ford used till 2011 would look great on one of these.......a shop i used to work at we had a customer had one that was kind of a deep dark read. was beautiful.
Title: Re: one for skuzzy
Post by: ink on January 16, 2013, 12:36:09 PM
I already have one waiting to be finished.

Some replicas are cheaper than others, for various reasons.  Some kits do not come with liners in the body shell, some kits use epoxy resin instead of vinylester, some kits body shell are paper thin while others are up to 1/2" thick, and so on.

Completed kits prices can range from $25,000.00 to $100,000.00.  It all depends on what you expect from the car.

Anyone looking to buy a completed kit needs to do their homework.  Sometimes a title cannot be transferred from one state to another, is there a parts list, assembly manual, is the manufacturer still in business, who built the drivetraiin, is it still in warranty, what custom options have been applied, what is the paint color and so on.

ahhhh

damn good looking car...for a non mopar :D

Title: Re: one for skuzzy
Post by: Hajo on January 16, 2013, 06:41:46 PM
I love the Daytonas.
Title: Re: one for skuzzy
Post by: MrGeezer on January 19, 2013, 11:26:22 PM
I am not crazy about red either.  A lot of guys are.  I like black, white, silver, or blue.

Mine is going to be a pearl (small) white (with a hint of blue) and a dark blue metallic stripe with a flanking pin stripe in silver.

A a licensed ham, kits are a part of the fun....until one is unable (due to physical disabilities) to build one.

My hat is off to all those who can still build!  DO IT WHILE YOU can because you do not know what down the road awaits. 

I can still build simple quad, quagis and yagis for VHF and High band HF but even that time is limited and I need help for most all of the dimentions and soldering.

Do it while you are able!!!!  Enjoy it when you arent.