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02-07-2014, 07:14 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Las Vegas,
NV
Cobra Make, Engine: Shelby CSX4005LA, Roush 427IR
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Quote:
Originally Posted by MRGEORGE077
Yep, they build the roller in South A, ship it it Las Ang to install some instruments , then on to Las Veg where they put the Vin numbers on Etc.
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Get the models right. The CSX1000 series 427 Cobras are built in Britian using some of the old AC stuff (exact lineage debatable). I saw to alloy cars side by side - one was a CSX1000 car body (no frame) and the other was a CSX4xxx roller from the Polish air craft factory (argue whether it's Kirkham, same as arguing that a HiTech manufactured fiberglass car is "just a Superformance). Bottom line is that the CSX1000 metal was incredible, and much softer, than the modern version. However, once painted, you can't tell the difference.
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