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944 s2 for sale on eBay
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pauljmcnulty
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But.....
£20 million-plus for a proper GTO, and it's not going to be as good to drive as the 944 with a beautiful bodykit. Viewed that way it might be a bargain. [8|]
I'd still go for the S2 estate if I had the budget though.
Copperman05
New member
Edd
GlennS
New member
Leaving all that aside, this is a bad replica. The general shape is there but the proportions are all wrong.
andy watson
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Why would you?
bmnelsc
New member
I agree with Glen about the loss of uniqueness to the originals - I stumbled upon what appeared to be an original Cobra at a local car show (if it wasn't original - the effort to replicate the AC based Cobra was beyond imagining). It seemed only me and another child of the 50's realized it wasn't a kit car - the rest of the crowd paying no more attention than they would to any other street rod - assuming it was fiberglass. It was truly a shame...
I was once told that they never made original Cobra's in RHD form, hence any RHD one is a repro. Given that pretty much every kit version in the UK is built as a RHD, it somewhat gives the game away ...ORIGINAL: bmnelsc
I stumbled upon what appeared to be an original Cobra at a local car show (if it wasn't original - the effort to replicate the AC based Cobra was beyond imagining). It seemed only me and another child of the 50's realized it wasn't a kit car - the rest of the crowd paying no more attention than they would to any other street rod - assuming it was fiberglass. It was truly a shame...
Oli.
Copperman05
New member
If you can get 95% of a $11,000,000 car that won Le Mans 4 times for £80,000 then why not? So what if its not the original as long as it drives well and feels special?
Edd

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