Is that better than the aluminum-bodied Kirkham?

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Jan 8, 2025
4:21:20pm

85fan All-American

Is that better than the aluminum-bodied Kirkham?

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85fan

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Last login: Jan 9, 2025
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I am squarely middle-career. But I need to retire and just work on hobbies like building the new FF Mk5 Cobra.

Tokolosh Stop the Stupid party member

Jan 8, 2:10pm

I'd ask for a ride if I thought I could fit in it.

realtall

Jan 8, 2:13pm

It looks like the new Mk5 is designed with a bigger cockpit and even adjustable seats.

Tokolosh

Jan 8, 2:16pm

Those side pipes are hazardous (get hot) and are difficult to step over without touching.

PJMort

Jan 8, 2:39pm

I feel like that's a mistake you only make once.

Tokolosh

Jan 8, 2:43pm

They dropped a 7.3 into a go-kart. That's what they did.

Ghost of Peanut

Jan 8, 2:52pm

I’ve been told I’d be bored if I retired now. I agree to disagree.

godawgs

Jan 8, 3:22pm

Is that better than the aluminum-bodied Kirkham?

85fan

Jan 8, 4:21pm

What’s an all-in cost estimate for one of these kits?

Skeptical Optimist

Jan 8, 8:52pm

Probably $40k to $50k depending on extras and tool buys.

Tokolosh

Jan 8, 9:44pm

Sky is the limit with options. A completed car is around $60k. If you used a pick and pull drivetrain instead of new

Bert609

Jan 8, 9:47pm

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