[FlamingMustang]

Hey yall, I'm only 15 right now, but love mustangs and cobras. My parents have 2 red mustang convertibles. My dad's is a red '89 LX 5.0L V8 5speed and my mom's a '94 V6 automatic.
Anyways, I really want to buy a 1966 or 1967 Shelby Cobra Replica Kit Car to build myself. I'm taking a bunch of classes about how to build cars at a community college next year so I can know what I'm doing when I get my Cobra Kit. But I need to first, find a place that sells decently priced (preferrably under 25,000), nice cobra replica kits. If yall know anywhere, tell me. I'm not expecting to get this car too soon, but I will be looking until I get it so I can get the best quality for the best price. Just wondering if yall could offer some sites and/or information about it.

Thanks.

[LoneGunman]

http://www.factoryfive.com/

[Tominator]

Originally posted by LoneGunman
http://www.factoryfive.com/

There are some killer videos on that site!

[FlamingMustang]

Hey, thanks a lot for that site. It has all kinds of awesome stuff.:thumbsup

[ScottHalliday]

Heres a link to a factory five that we featured on our site you might find interesting as well:

David Ellis's 1965 Cobra Roadster Replica

[Saleen Owner]

Here's a very high quality Cobra replica company...
http://www.erareplicas.com/427/427sc.htm#backfrommanual

Factory Five is a very good company also, but I'm leaning very heavily towards the E.R.A. myself. I've been looking into this for years and keep coming back to the E.R.A. 427 competition version. These kits range around $20k, and chould be finished out right (428 with mid-riser heads, toploader trans, Jag rearend, and 6 pin Halibrand magnesium wheels) for about $15-20k more. And the attention to original details on these kits are intense. Scroll down the link and click on 'The look' link and then click on 'Click here to get more visual details!' and see what I mean.