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Is there any other Aussie companies doing GGT40 replicas besides DBR Sportscars?
I so want one, but can'tt say I like the idea of owning a Ford (even if it is a replica) when most of the mechanicals are other manufactturers brands (e.g. Posche driveline, Corvette suspension, etc.). |
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| Leroy |
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there is a company in queensland called GT40 AUSTRALIA
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| mrnasty |
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roaring forties, in the industrial estate in dromana, very high quality work. Near my place, seen a few cars, and beleive me they are unreal!
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| Disco Frank |
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hope u have 40-50k dude
thats the going cost of building one if not more!
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| twr7cx |
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Disco Frank wrote: hope u have 40-50k dude
thats the going cost of building one if not more! DBR or DRB or what ever it is will sell you a full built one for $104.000 - I'm pretty sure you can get an injected V8 in them now too... |
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| Disco Frank |
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yer but why buy a built 1?
the fun is in builinf it youself... me and my dad are lookign at doing a cobra 
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| twr7cx |
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Couldn't agree more. But it was still interesting to read that they'd do it for 105....
I want to build one using Ford parts though, none of the Posche and whateveer else, might not be as good, but at least it'd be Ford. DBR reckon you need to budget around $65,000 for parts and should be able to build the vehicle in 60 hours or something like that. Pitty at my current rate it'lll take me 6 years to save that much if I savee every cent I earn! 
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| Disco Frank |
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yer build for 65k sell for 100k!
nice 35k profit 
mm *wonders if i should apply for a loan
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| TwinturboBMX |
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Do it frank. Would be awesome, do the cobra as they are bloody light and with a v8 in it, those things fuggin fly. saw one up here and that thing took off like nothing else. And theres one in the local mechanics workshop.
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| NFGhia |
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Disco Frank wrote: yer build for 65k sell for 100k!
nice 35k profit mm *wonders if i should apply for a loan Yeah but after you build it and drive it, "COULD YOU SELL IT!!!!" I've been looking into the AC Cobra replica for a longer term project and use a wrecked BA as the donor car to keep it all ford. Then it's just a question of using a 5.4 BOSS or keep it classic with a 427.. 
Hmmmmmmm Cubic Inches...
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NFGhia wrote: Disco Frank wrote: yer build for 65k sell for 100k! nice 35k profit mm *wonders if i should apply for a loan Yeah but after you build it and drive it, "COULD YOU SELL IT!!!!" I've been looking into the AC Cobra replica for a longer term project and use a wrecked BA as the donor car to keep it all ford. Then it's just a question of using a 5.4 BOSS or keep it classic with a 427.. Hmmmmmmm Cubic Inches... yes i could!!! cobra plans include a full xr8 drive line... bar the diff might use a jag rear end ( owned by ford now )
prolly EF or AU the engine be injected and then stroked!!! or just a 427 with a 6/71 and must have side pipes! big a** mofo 4"
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twr7cx wrote: Couldn't agree more. But it was still interesting to read that they'd do it for 105....
I want to build one using Ford parts though, none of the Posche and whateveer else, might not be as good, but at least it'd be Ford. DBR reckon you need to budget around $65,000 for parts and should be able to build the vehicle in 60 hours or something like that. Pitty at my current rate it'lll take me 6 years to save that much if I savee every cent I earn! The Porshe part is probably the Transaxle, the only transaxles that Ford make would either be from the new GT40 or maybe something off a Jag (XJ220 - bloody rare). Eother way they are Guaranteed to be more expensive than the Porshe Items. As for the Brakes they are probably just proprietry brakes that Chev happen to use as well. Theyt may also fit onto the Transaxle a bit more easily. |
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| twr7cx |
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out_in_front wrote: The Porshe part is probably the Transaxle, the only transaxles that Ford make would either be from the new GT40 or maybe something off a Jag (XJ220 - bloody rare).
There's no new GT40's but. Ford GT's are about the closest thing and based on the old GT40's, but there bigger than 40" and some other company that make replica GT40's have copy righted the GT40 name badge it seems so Ford couldn't use it without paying them comision... |
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Yeah sorry I did mean the new GT's
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hi
check out the 2005 GT40 ford released a limited run of them http://www.fordvehicles.com/fordgt/specs.asp " Engine Type: DOHC, 4 valves per cylinder, supercharged V-8 Engine Displacement (L): 5.4 Bore/Stroke (mm): 90.2x105.8 Displacement (cu in/cc): 330/5409 Compression Ratio (in/mm): 8.4:1 Material: Aluminum block Horsepower @ RPM: 550@6,500 Torque @ RPM (lb ft): 500@3,750 Horsepower Specific Output (hp/liter): 101.9 Torque Specific Output (lb ft/liter): 92.6 Recommended Fuel: 91 octane (premium) Fuel System: Sequential multi-port electronic fuel injection -(SEFI) with dual injectors per cylinder Oil Capacity with Filter (quarts): 12 Usable Fuel Capacity (gal): 17.5 " i think that Jay layner or larner wot ever the fgg his name is character got build number 13 a beautiful peice of machinery and the 2005 shelby cobra ford released also and what greta piece of machinery again http://www.stangnet.com/2005shelbycobraconcept/ specs for cobra are - Engine Type 6.4L, 90-degree V-10 Configuration Aluminum engine block and cylinder heads Redline 7,500 rpm Valvetrain DOHC, 4 valves per cylinder Intake Velocity stacks with sliding plate throttles Bore x Stroke 3.66 x 3.70 in / 93.0 x 94.0 mm Displacement 390 cu in / 6,392 cc Compression Ratio 10.8:1 Horsepower 605 @ 6,750 rpm Torque 501 lb-ft @ 5,500 rpm cya
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