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Old 10-09-2006, 05:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Scott S
I seem to find myself wondering why the Coupes just don't seem to be as popular here on the forum.

As a replica builder I have built 2 roadsters and while I loved them both I am finding that building the coupe has been really easy and I am looking forward to getting it finished. Yes it is more expensive to build the coupe but I think the opportunity to drive it in the more adverse weather here in the wet west will more than make up for that.

Is it just the oo-la-la factor of the roadster which for me after several years here on the forum is wearing a bit thin, or the style of the coupe is just not that appealling to most?

Scott S
Scott,

I love the Coupes, I think its one of the most beautiful cars from the era. I seriously thought about buying one, but folks are pretty unrealistic about pricing these both new and used. Its still a replica. For the price of the average high end Coupe, I could get my true love, an aluminum slabside from Kirkham and still have money left over for a damn sweet honeymoon.
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