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The stance is just right for that car. Well done!

*Updated Pics* I felt something was missing. So I added a broken and weathered fence and spare hood. The hood was left over form the kit and the fence is made of popsicle sticks and balsa wood for the fence posts. Ink was applied to the wood and lightly sanded for the weathered look.

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Love everythign about this so far....

You have a twisted mind (Like Me!). Good work.

This may not be the most accurate Cobra chassis, but you certainly put a lot of effort and thought into it. I'm sure that your skills have come a long way since '82 and this would make for an excellent foundation for a future project. No matter what you decide, I'm sure that your next Cobra buld will turn out great.

Other than the dust, they look like they survived pretty well.

I just ordered my IMSA Mustang chassis off of eBay (aolong with a gew other goodies ) for my entry of the SCCeh build off.

Most copyright fine print usually say something like "this logo may not be reproduced without the consent of the owner". I'm sure if this member made the odd logo on personal projects, Kenworth probably wouldn't have cared as much. Not knowing too much about the specifics of this example, this quote implies that this member was reproducing the logos without permison for profit. You simply can't do that and Kenworth would be within their right to ask him to stop. I would be pissed if someone was selling decals with my name on them without my permision too. Now the ethics of going after a scale modle usiness vs. an 3rd party counterfit part suplier is a completely different topic....

Wow. That's excellent service. This makes me feel better about my recent purchase.

The only thing surprising about this post (to me) is that Ford is only now acting on stopping fake e-Bay ######. Too many respected OEM and aftermarket companies have gone out of business due to high sales of fake merchandise bearing their names. I say that it looks good on the specific 13 usesrs being called out by Ford.

Great work! I lovew the attention to detail. The effort paid off. "It's a two piece L shaped unit that fits on two 6' folding tables, and holds about 22 models", sounds like a PITA to move around though .

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Not too shabby for only "box stock" build.

I'm jealous of how well you plugs wires turned out. I wish mine looked that good. Keep up the good work.

Great effect with the lighting!

So you're the one who outbid me! Congrats on the win. I expect to see wonderful things made out of that kit . I have a work in progress 427 Cobra and I`m thinking about startig a second. Count me in for tis build!

Great job on the detailed chassis.

Great Job! That looks like a beast of a motor in that car.

Nice find. I boght mine about two months ago from a local Micheals. At the time, it was marked down on clearance for 60% off and I bought the last one in stock. Not even two weeks later, they were fully stocked and at full price again. The best I can tell is that Micheals marked down on clearance their whole inventory of airbrushes so that they can reconfigure the isle display. They went back to full retail once the isle was put back together. Great deal to be had if you can find a store prior to or in the process of making this change.

Without seeing the body/mock up or color scheme of what you are building, it's hard to give you an unbiased opinion. But if you look at these pics, I think either would look good in red, but only the blower looks bad ass in gold!

Nice! This build combines my love for E-bodies and Road Racing. I would love to see more on this one

Love the velocity stacks! What wheels did you use?

I like this idea. I must confess though that i was toying withthe idea before I started to read this build. Now I'm more inspired than ever.

I think that you have invested too much time (and generated too much interest) to quit this build now. Even if you finished this build as a wrecked race car, at least you could call if finished.