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Originally Posted by mrmustang
No, you own a Shelby licensed component car. I say this as that is how SAIabeled and sold them. Unlike the CSX2000/3000 series cars which were mostly sold as turn key vehicles, the continuation series cars could not be legally sold as such. Shelby himself acknowledged the cars as component vehicles, why can't you? Does it make you feel superior to think otherwise?
Bill S.
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So in that case, it does not make sense to use the terms "Shelby Cobra", "FFR Roadster", "Kirkham Daytona Coupe" or "ERA FIA Cobra"? We instead need to say something like "Non Shelby licensed ERA component vehicle with final assembly performed by Joe Bag of Donuts that resembles an FIA Cobra, which by the way is NOT real nor original".
Who cares if it is a component vehicle? A new Shelby Cobra is still a Shelby Cobra, it is just not an original Shelby Cobra.