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Originally Posted by rodneym
Safir licenses SPF, so they can make a 'legal' GT40. It is not Safir's product, though.
SAI doesn't license HiTech to make a Cobra. They use HiTech as a supplier, where they take the roller and 'bless' it themselves.
Safir could do the same but they don't.
If SAI wanted less to do with Cobras, they could do what Safir does.
Not the same.
Phallacy of analogy.
Not a wonderful phrase. Well, maybe in these parts...  |
Rodney, quite insulting, but I'll let it go.
Not quite sure why CSX owners have to insult others.
I understood the first time. but thank you for re-explaining it. A Shelby Cobra can be legally called a Shelby Cobra, but we all know it's a replica. Says so in the Registry.
Kirkham completely builds the 50th Anniversary Shelby Cobra for SAI, so what's really the's f'ing difference in reality. Safir licenses, someone else builds, it's still a GT40 replica. Kirkham builds a Shelby Cobra, and other than some paperwork, it's still a replica.