Reply With QuoteI imagine with a 460 your claims of it being very fast are ligitimate.
Clean car.
I have always been a fan of the cobras.
Bummer on having to sell it though.
Brian
http://ryansphotos.lenzus.com/conten...80277.jpgbuilt in 92, 460ci, 9'' rear, c-6 trans built by Westcoast Cobras, $45K.
Runs perfect, very fast.http://ryansphotos.lenzus.com/conten...s_74610480.jpg
I imagine with a 460 your claims of it being very fast are ligitimate.
Clean car.
I have always been a fan of the cobras.
Bummer on having to sell it though.
Brian
Awesome car!
What's it registered as? Any smog issues?
Did you list it on http://www.ffcobra.com/ yet?
I've had great luck there. Lots of phone calls and a quick sale.
Nothing but cheap-ass boater lookie-loos around here...
its registered as a 92 but doesnt have to be smogged until 2012, dont ask me why but its legit through the dmv and I have the paperwork to apply for the SB100 next year which I will do if I still have it.
you can see it at www.cobrakit.com under more special built cars.
How comfortable are they to drive any distance?? I have sat in a couple and they seem very cramped but they were manual trans models. Be honest OK? NSF
I forgot Its beautiful and I have always loved them, the look is unmistakeable!! Really nice looking NSF
Car looks just like a Stallion? I wonder if West Coast took over that company many years back?
My ex boss had one of those and they are very high end replicas. Wider stance and the frame is major strong. He had a
BBC is his with a T-400. It's much more approbate IMO to have the Ford power train. I did drive the car often and the foot
well is not bad at all and I have size 12 feet.
Very pretty car.
Also for anyone that doesn't know what the seller is saying about smog...The DMV lets a certain number of "Kit Cars" or replicas to be
registered a year. I think the number is 500.
I looked into this as I was going to put a 5.7 hemi in my jeep and after 05 model all engine conversions need to be certified by the parent mfg.
In my case Chrysler. Fat chance of that so the way out of this would have been the "Kit Car" application.
Car looks just like a Stallion? I wonder if West Coast took over that company many years back?There are literally hundreds of Cobra replica bodys out there, and not many mfgrs actually make their own bodys. Don't know about West Coast making their own bodys, but neither they, or Stallion are "high end" replicas.
,,,,,would I still be around? Sold?
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