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Strike2 · 03-04-05, 12:13 AM

Guys

You are great and I appreciate all the comments.

I intend to get them side by side, fronts and rears, when my GT40 is complete from the engine change.
Just not sure which is better - I think they are both great fun. The Ford GT is refined and quiet, while the GT40 is more difficult to get in, louder but performs great.
I started with an SPF Cobra, which I would not part with and its in the blood with all of us.
I decided mid last year that there had to be way to get a Ford GT and I had to have it. That's about the long and short of it. It will be at Club Cobra breakfast at Athens Saturday.

John

03-04-05, 12:13 AM	#15 (permalink)
Strike2 A Tenth Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Raced Go-Karts in 60\'s /70\'s; built show rods and dragsters; owned new Shelby GT500; trained in mechanical engineering including machining and fabrication. GT40: Danville, California Posts: 105 Rep Power: 7	Re: GT40 & Ford GT Guys You are great and I appreciate all the comments. I intend to get them side by side, fronts and rears, when my GT40 is complete from the engine change. Just not sure which is better - I think they are both great fun. The Ford GT is refined and quiet, while the GT40 is more difficult to get in, louder but performs great. I started with an SPF Cobra, which I would not part with and its in the blood with all of us. I decided mid last year that there had to be way to get a Ford GT and I had to have it. That's about the long and short of it. It will be at Club Cobra breakfast at Athens Saturday. John