I don't think Scott really put a whole lot of thought into this. For a nice roller Cobra, it's going to cost a small fortune & then the LSX swap isn't exactly cheap. It's all of the small things that add up that cost the most it seems. I'm doing my LSX swapped Fox on a budget & i'm going to have around 3 grand in it until it sees the street again. That's with me doing all the work myself.
You would be much further ahead to buy a blown up GT or 6cyl car with high mileage & go from there. Then, once the swap is complete & sorted out, put Cobra bumpers, hood, etc on it & get the car painted.
'13 IOM Camaro 2SS/RS: 3 pedals & needing a driver mod
money will be no object on the project. It would be cheaper to just start out with a complete cobra already. And plus it will piss off everyone even more once they find out its a true cobra
Full interior, bumpers, hoods, foglights, spoiler, side skirts, mirrors, irs, wheels and so on and so forth add up to ALOT.
Dan -- 2003 Cobra DSG Coupe #6009
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