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    New guy from Houston.

    Neighbor across the street is doing a '33 build...this has only rekindled my dream to build a Cobra.

    I plan to read more and post little, but wanted to say Howdy and I can't wait to join in on the fun.

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    Welcome! I'm building an 818s in Houston right now. Seriouly concidering a 65 Coupe next.

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    I'm changing my mind faster than the weather changes here, but my second choice behind the Cobra would be the GTM.

    I have to have the V8 noise in my project car. I know it's silly, but it must be obnoxious.

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    Welcome, Scap!

    David
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scap View Post
    I'm changing my mind faster than the weather changes here, but my second choice behind the Cobra would be the GTM.

    I have to have the V8 noise in my project car. I know it's silly, but it must be obnoxious.
    The sound of a Good Old Fashion American V8 is neither silly, nor obnoxious.

    Is Music To All Of Our Ears!

    https://youtu.be/BcsVu80VG5k

    Do your research and order your car when you are ready.

    Steve

    PS: Even if you put a Chevy in it.
    Last edited by GoDadGo; 06-30-2017 at 05:44 PM.

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    Awesome vid, even if it is Chevy motor!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scap View Post
    Awesome vid, even if it is Chevy motor!
    If you don't already have a Chevy Engine, then consider using a Ford power plant.

    It will make your build go a lot easier if you do a MK-4, 289 or Type-65.

    Trust Me Regarding This Issue!
    Last edited by GoDadGo; 06-30-2017 at 06:21 PM.

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    I do trust you.
    Would love to use a Coyote, but a big block just seems right.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scap View Post
    I do trust you.
    Would love to use a Coyote, but a big block just seems right.
    If you are looking for an FE engine, then Hottrodder427 (Donnie) has a running 390 that he might part with for the right price.
    It is a 4 barrel engine and still sitting in a Mid-1960 T-Bird that he was planning to pirate for a future build.
    An FE/BBF truely makes for a period correct MK-4 unlike some people we know this forum; namely ME!
    Last edited by GoDadGo; 06-30-2017 at 09:08 PM.

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    I haven't even submitted drawings to the city to add two more stalls on my garage....much as I'd love to buy an engine now, I have no room at this time.
    I figure I'm a good year out before the fun starts. Right now, I'm in the learning phase.

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