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Originally Posted by El Alesito
I Speak spanish,(im from Argentina) and no, in no way think that you need to know about our stupid law, made just for put billions in foreign pockets, is not a people solution for this
we can only try to help our fellow car maker,restorer,designer,fan...no matter from were he is,
Maybe he no longer reads his own tread
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El Alesito,
Is it so awful that the few enthusiasts that have gone to great lengths, time and effort to produce some plans have decided to ask a few hundred dollars for a copy of them. I wonder how many they expect to sell. They are not selling millions of their plans, more likely dozens or maybe a few hundred if they are really lucky. These enthusiasts are not multi-billion dollar foreign companies. Because of some goofy law that makes it expensive to import really inexpensive car plans from the US, just exactly who's pockets are filled? It does not sound like foreigners, it sounds like your greedy South American government's pockets are being filled by some sort of import tax.
So how can we solve this problem and stop your South American governments from charging you ridiculously expensive import fees on really inexpensive car plans?
We need an enthusiast with a lot of time and money on their hands to create the free plans to share with the world. I know I don't have the time, money or talent to do the work. But perhaps, you, El Alesito, could create the free plans for us? Why don't you come visit the US for a few months, buy a car, buy some CAD software and buy the tools to take all the measurements. Create the plans for us El Alesito and then distribute them to the world for free. If you do this selfless service for all of us Cobra enthusiasts and you happen to be in my neighborhood during your trip to the US to create the free plans, I'll buy you a beer or a soda or something to show you my appreciation for your effort.
