
05-23-2015, 08:03 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: New Jersey,
N.J
Cobra Make, Engine: Shelby Cobra CSX4206 aluminum body, original 1965 NASCAR 427 SO, Dual quads.
Posts: 3,897
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Originally Posted by RodKnock
First, the Resurrection Cobra is a replica to me. Canabilizing it is a means to an end. I mean really, it's another special limited edition replica to me. Second, David K. is on record stating that some of these OEM parts are/were unobtainable.
And any one buying one of these Resurrection Cobras for $500,000, with of course $50,000 being potentially tax deductible, has more money than brains, unless they strip it to finish the restoration of their genuine 1960's Cobra.
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Just which parts are unattainable? How significant are they? Who in their right mind would spend $500,000 to obtain a real Lucas rearview mirror?
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