Let me know what you think

[jlb454]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2455459636 Good price/bad price? Question about the rear end...doesn't the cobra rear have larger disk brakes than the mustang 2's on the front?
Thanks
John

[G.R.]

Yes I believe they are a little larger than the MII--

If 95%+ of the parts are there, depending upon the reserve , it may not be a bad deal on a roller B&B kit. The business selling it does some custom classic/hot rod/ street rod work for builders in So COLO. I used to live in the Springs and for awhile used to drive by their business daily when working down that way, always seemed to have a few cars undergoing some work.

[Slow Dawg]

Not a bad price. My opinion is a little high for almost 4 years old with MII stock suspension. That's a Lincoln MK-7 axle. Might have been originally bought by T-3 as a stage 1 or stage 2 with a load of extras. If it was ordered as a stage 3 roller, we would have installed the brake and fuel lines and tank. The tank straps and brake lines look like crap. But that's my opinion. That's why it looks like a kit purchased as cheap as possible.

[jlb454]

We agreed on the price of 14,500...yes or no?

[Slow Dawg]

Had to go back and look again. Didn't see the Richmond was included. Yeah, that seems like a good price since the tranny and clutch are included. If you're wanting to use a different engine, that's easily fixed. Just call the shop or e-mail me. If you're going to use the big block, I recommend upgrading to bigger brakes (easy fix) and coilovers front and rear (if $ permits). The stock suspension is not adjustable.

[jlb454]

OK, Thanks guys....soon to be a cobra owner. Thanks for your help.