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Asking prices vary on how the client wants the cage, safety, brakes, spares ... minimum vs the best is a wide range ....
A huge chunk of the cost is the donor car. So far, we've been lucky getting donor cars at under $1000. But those are oppurtunistic at best ...
Given those wide variables, we can build a cMC 4th gen for $6-15K ... again, depending on how much the client provides and how far he/she wants to go.
LS1s in RX7s are quite fast as well ...
New cars are a'comin'
Recent arrivals:
1996 Z28
1994 Formula
if your shopping for a 4th gen guys/gals, get w/ myself or Mitch and let us get started on your '07 CMC car. we can fill any budget from a roller w/ a cage to a "to the limit of the rules" beast. plent yof time to get it done right between now and '07.
Resurrecting this because a few Mustang owners are searching for a superior platform.
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RE:
http://www.aicmctexas.com/forums/vie...?p=12503#12503
No, searching for parity. But, if that isn't possible....
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I bet for $15K and a wrinkled black Mustang we could make medicine ...
I passed on a '93 HT 6 speed for $1600 ...
I currently have a '96 Z28 and a 94 Formula both ready to build for a mediocre driver to experience the podium.
And another 94 parts car.
All 4 wouldn't add up to what the guy is asking for the eBay car. There are some real deals out there ...
as mitch said, go from zero to hero as fast as you can say "move over Ford, i got me a Cheby -i'm gonna be a superstar!"
but really. we got a couple cars ready for someone who is ready to step into a proven set-up and race winning combo.
Getting out of a mustang into a chebby ain't gonna make a winner out of anyone unless they know how to drive as well as Glenn and have eyes on long stalks that can see around all the chebby's blind spots? ;)