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Old 02-28-2002, 02:06 PM
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Default Newbie, been dreaming for a while want pointers for research

Hello everyone,

I've been lurking for a few days. I have always had the itch to build a kit car partially for the experience of doing it but also for the savings. The only car I have an interest in building is the Cobra. I'm not an automotive enthusiast or anything, I just love the car and have always admired performance and of course anything with a good throaty growl behind it. Anyway, I'm just starting my semi-serious research. I'd like to be able to buy a kit within the next couple years. I could do it now but I tend to research quite a bit. I also like to ponder things to be sure I'm not going to lose interest. So far I've had this in the back of my mind for a few years. I figure a couple of years of analysis will prove to myself that I'm dedicated to the task at hand. It could happen sooner but I'm not counting on it. Also gotta warm the wife up to the idea. She loves the car but likes saving money also.

I'd like any research pointers I can get from anyone willing to give me advice. Assume I know nothing on the topic because I really don't. My needs are as follow: Passenger safety IE: roll bars attached to frame and good safety designed chassis, must accept a big block, fiberglass that is reinforced with steel or similar for mounting of hinges etc...

That is what I have on my mind right now. I will get a better idea of what I want/need after much more research. I'm thinking of attending the Redhook gathering on March 16th. Is it cool if just anyone shows up to talk with you guys? Don't want to barge in on a closed meeting or anything.

Thanks a bunch. Sorry for rambling!

Darren
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