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MReid · 02-27-08, 11:04 AM

ERA is about 30 minutes from my house and I spent a good bit of time looking over their GT40 and picked up a build manual last time I was up there when my uncle picked up his Cobra. Their product is topnotch and a very close replica of the original. I ended up buying an RCR for three reasons: cost, delivery, and fit.

The ERA is a beautiful car, but very expensive compared to others. The lead time was almost 2 years. But the biggest reason for me is that I'm 6'4" and just could not fit in the ERA car. Even with the RCR, it is tight, but once I am in I fit quite comfortably.

02-27-08, 11:04 AM	#5 (permalink)
MReid MReid 4 Tenths Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Connecticut GT40: RCR Mk1 Posts: 468 Rep Power: 6	Re: ERA ERA is about 30 minutes from my house and I spent a good bit of time looking over their GT40 and picked up a build manual last time I was up there when my uncle picked up his Cobra. Their product is topnotch and a very close replica of the original. I ended up buying an RCR for three reasons: cost, delivery, and fit. The ERA is a beautiful car, but very expensive compared to others. The lead time was almost 2 years. But the biggest reason for me is that I'm 6'4" and just could not fit in the ERA car. Even with the RCR, it is tight, but once I am in I fit quite comfortably. __________________ Have fun with your build! - Mark FFR Daytona Coupe RCR Gt40 Mk1 in the garage, and underway!