Alloy CSX4000 shannons park & sell $250k

dhs.buckley · #1 (**permalink**) 03-14-2014, 01:59 PM

I noticed this yesturday
Very nice but, i notice no rego, could be a problem with the 427 side oiler?

Shelby Cobra 427 CSX4000 Series (LHD) Auctions - Lot 25 - Shannons

twobjshelbys · #2 (**permalink**) 03-14-2014, 05:50 PM

Golly it's gorgeous but the price is way high...

soulman · #3 (**permalink**) 03-14-2014, 06:19 PM

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Originally Posted by twobjshelbys

Golly it's gorgeous but the price is way high...

If it could be registered in Australia, the price is very fair!

We pay a premium for everything here!

Very cool chassis number too!

The owner of this car made contact with me last year wondering how I got mine registered ?

It's all in the US DMV records back then, but that's all changed!

There must be a few that have missed the boat on getting them registered in Australia , no doubt they will start showing up sooner or later.

Nice car .

Soul.

twobjshelbys · #4 (**permalink**) 03-14-2014, 06:36 PM

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Originally Posted by soulman

If it could be registered in Australia, the price is very fair!

We pay a premium for everything here!

Very cool chassis number too!

The owner of this car made contact with me last year wondering how I got mine registered ?

It's all in the US DMV records back then, but that's all changed!

There must be a few that have missed the boat on getting them registered in Australia , no doubt they will start showing up sooner or later.

Nice car .

Soul.

I will give you that but if that is the "tax" to bring a Cobra there I guess I would have to buy the country to bring my Ford GT (plus the 50K+ conversion to right hand drive. We had thought about it but decided that they probably wouldn't take us anyway since we are now retired.

My wife was offered a teaching job in Australia in 1974. We talked about going over there. It was her choice totally. I could have found a job in the computer industry anywhere then. She decided she didn't want to get too far away from family. I still kick myself in the butt I didn't try to talk her into it more.

soulman · #5 (**permalink**) 03-14-2014, 07:22 PM

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Originally Posted by twobjshelbys

I will give you that but if that is the "tax" to bring a Cobra there I guess I would have to buy the country to bring my Ford GT (plus the 50K+ conversion to right hand drive. We had thought about it but decided that they probably wouldn't take us anyway since we are now retired.

My wife was offered a teaching job in Australia in 1974. We talked about going over there. It was her choice totally. I could have found a job in the computer industry anywhere then. She decided she didn't want to get too far away from family. I still kick myself in the butt I didn't try to talk her into it more.

A 150k US $ car in the States becomes 250k Aus $ in Australia very quickly and then there's all the compliance crap in Australia that you guys in the States take for granted!

Still a beautiful place to visit though and it's never too late !

It's just a pity we have caught up with the rest of of the world with all the self indulgent political crap!

Apart from that and the premium we pay for everything , we are indeed still the lucky country!

Soul.

guye · #6 (**permalink**) 03-14-2014, 09:56 PM

On the other hand, Tony, if you're bringing in your OWN car it is much easier.

But let's not repeat all that on this thread :-)