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Have a safe day,
Lew Poberezny
Wauwatosa, WI
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MKIV ordered Sept. 02nd 2010
Stewert Delivered Oct. 11th 2010
Order Forte's Magic Dec. 02nd 2010
Roller Dec. 04th 2010
Vredestin 245/45R17 Front 315/35R17 Rear
See build details at my Blog
http://ffr7347build.blogspot.com/
$73,500 sounds a bit optimistic.
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#8203, carbed 427W (611 hp), TKO 600, IRS
Delivered: May 27, 2014
Mechanically "Complete": October 1, 2014
Have a safe day,
Lew Poberezny
Wauwatosa, WI
____________________________________
MKIV ordered Sept. 02nd 2010
Stewert Delivered Oct. 11th 2010
Order Forte's Magic Dec. 02nd 2010
Roller Dec. 04th 2010
Vredestin 245/45R17 Front 315/35R17 Rear
See build details at my Blog
http://ffr7347build.blogspot.com/
Depends on how you look at it. We were ecstatic with the outcome. We did not even want to sell it so soon. We were only testing the waters, but there came a point we would have been fools to not let it go, Hence I am building another one and the only thing different will be seat tracks added so Denise can safely drive it.
Have a safe day,
Lew Poberezny
Wauwatosa, WI
____________________________________
MKIV ordered Sept. 02nd 2010
Stewert Delivered Oct. 11th 2010
Order Forte's Magic Dec. 02nd 2010
Roller Dec. 04th 2010
Vredestin 245/45R17 Front 315/35R17 Rear
See build details at my Blog
http://ffr7347build.blogspot.com/
I stand corrected. Well done!
Build Blog
#8203, carbed 427W (611 hp), TKO 600, IRS
Delivered: May 27, 2014
Mechanically "Complete": October 1, 2014
To me this is the wierdest part of this hobby. Yes a Roadster can be built for less, but only if you count labor as free. For the hard parts in that car and how it's optioned, that's actually pretty cheap and realistically that price includes lots of free labor hours. I'm looking at my much simpler build plan and my projections are in the $35K range not counting labor. My boss bills me out to clients at a ridiculous lawerly wage so honestly the car will be worth way more than $35K. Even if I value my labor at $10 an hour it still will put the car in the $40k range, and who building a roadster values their time at $10 an hour? I certainly do not.
This particular car is at least $50 to $60k in parts and body work.... so the assembly in essence was practically free. I figure the engine alone has to be in the $20-$25k range, which is why I'm going to stay far away from FE big blocks.
How in the world did you get Shelby to sign the glove compartment? I thought he hated replica Cobras.
SOLD 03/2013: MK II #5004: 5.0 EFI: 8.8, 3.55, E303, TW heads, GT40 intake, 24#, 70mm MAF
Ordered MK IV Coyote Complete Kit.
I saw that car in person. It has a lot of high end parts on it. Nice car.
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