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Alan in Nevada · 09-11-07, 02:01 AM

Thanks.

Those of us that are "mentally putting our cars together" for a future purchase are appreciative of other's experiences. Yes, I think most of us initially thought that we could get a SPF GT40 built and "off the dealer's lot" for not a whole lot more than a Corvette Z06 or Viper, but a little research and pricing quickly dispelled that idea. Nonetheless, with the roller price increase of January 2007, your full price is in line with the 130-140K that I've been looking at for mine. The price of anything never stays static or goes down. And, of course, there will be more options coming out over time that you'll just have to have . . . . . . .

Enjoy

. . . . and let us know how it runs.

09-11-07, 02:01 AM	#2 (permalink)
Alan in Nevada Alan in Nevada A Tenth Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Carson City, Nevada GT40: A Superformance GT is on my "get list." Posts: 103 Rep Power: 3	Re: What it really costs to build out an SPF 40 Thanks. Those of us that are "mentally putting our cars together" for a future purchase are appreciative of other's experiences. Yes, I think most of us initially thought that we could get a SPF GT40 built and "off the dealer's lot" for not a whole lot more than a Corvette Z06 or Viper, but a little research and pricing quickly dispelled that idea. Nonetheless, with the roller price increase of January 2007, your full price is in line with the 130-140K that I've been looking at for mine. The price of anything never stays static or goes down. And, of course, there will be more options coming out over time that you'll just have to have . . . . . . . Enjoy . . . . and let us know how it runs. Last edited by Alan in Nevada; 09-11-07 at 02:17 AM.