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Originally Posted by boblyon1
Hershey - Good luck on your search. The number one location for selling high end Cobras is Curt Scott's website, www.cobracountry.com. Make sure you check it out if only to help with pricing and variations. I also agree that buying an in-California car with a valid SB-100 exemption is the way to go. I've heard some horror stories about trying to license Cobras bought in another state. |
Thanks for the heads up and Yes- I've been browsing on cobracountry.com already! And I am aware of how important the SB-100 exemption is on these cars.
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Originally Posted by 289fia_cobra
Another thing that should be somewhat obvious, is to ask someone (specifically for Superformance owners that are willing) to come along and inspect the one you are interested in. It's never a good idea IMO to go alone. At the very least, a good mechanic friend that at least knows the basic mechanics of 'any' car. Unless they stuffed a Wankel or Electric motor, any mechanic should at least be able to give it a once over for mechanical intergrity.
Now take a deep breath and remember: it's really just another used car and you should treat the transaction accordingly. It's already a given it's a unique car, but these really are simple machines, so mechanically, very similar to any 1960's car. You can walk away from the deal and not have buyers remorse. TAKE YOUR TIME.
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^^^ Yes, I went down to Dynamic Auto West yesterday and met with Dennis. He caught me up on a lot of things with SC related.
I plan to visit Denbeste Motors in Windsor next week as well. Trying to as patient as possible lolol