Shelby American announces 50th Anniversary edition of 427 Cobra

[Al G]

Originally Posted by mikyFIA;1****55

Well, even if you buy it through SAI, you still have to have someone to finish the roller and get it road worthy, etc. That is where a good dealer comes in, since SAI can't do any of that.

Not the dealer. Installers are separate from the dealer in most cases. They may have a business relationship but you can use one without the other.

[mikyFIA]

Originally Posted by Al G;1****96

Not the dealer. Installers are separate from the dealer in most cases. They may have a business relationship but you can use one without the other.

I guess, but I chose DenBeste because they could do it all, buy it, engines, setups, finishing, tuning, etc. I guess most dealers can't?

[Al G]

Originally Posted by mikyFIA

I guess, but I chose DenBeste because they could do it all, buy it, engines, setups, finishing, tuning, etc. I guess most dealers can't?

I made the mistake of using a different dealer but it was finished by Tom.

[stephen_becker]

Originally Posted by Al G

I made the mistake of using a different dealer but it was finished by Tom.

Tom works for DenBeste / DenBeste owns Tom's shop/company/garage

[Al G]

Originally Posted by stephen_becker

Tom works for DenBeste / DenBeste owns Tom's shop/company/garage

I know that. But as you know DenBeste wasn't my dealer.

[twobjshelbys]

Originally Posted by mikyFIA

I guess, but I chose DenBeste because they could do it all, buy it, engines, setups, finishing, tuning, etc. I guess most dealers can't?

Are there not rules for California SB100 that prohibit the seller of a component vehicle from also installing the power train? I'd heard they now check and double check the business relationships to insure they are different businesses. So if, for example, "Company X" sells a roller and installs the power train to someone in Maine, that car would likely have trouble in California.