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#1
General Forum / What Cobra for up to £150k?
August 14, 2017, 17:38:40
Thank you for the advice received on this forum but after much consideration I have now pushed the button on a TVR Sagaris. I fear that the Cobra will still have to be a part of my garage at some point in the future.
#2
General Forum / What Cobra for up to £150k?
July 16, 2017, 21:55:18
I have not joined the owners club yet but thanks for the information.
    Neil - can you share some pics?
#3
General Forum / What Cobra for up to £150k?
July 13, 2017, 14:05:38
Thanks for the feedback so far.
   
   The US Lightweight looks a nice car from the photos but would prefer right hand drive if possible.
   
   My understanding of the MKIII 427 was the Superblower variant although I would prefer a genuine aluminium body AC and I understand that the Autokraft variants are as good as you will get to an original?
   
   This one looks nice but above my budget!
   
   http://www.redlineclassiccars.co.uk/ac-cobra-lightweight-green
#4
General Forum / What Cobra for up to £150k?
July 12, 2017, 13:49:05
Hi everyone,
   I am new to the forum and am looking for some general guidance on what Cobra to purchase?
   
   I am in the fortunate position of having up to £150k to invest in the right car. My research takes me towards a MKIV Lightweight but the MKIII 427's also look interesting.
   
   I would not be looking to restore and have limited mechanical engineering experience (which was tested as a prior TVR owner) and so would want a car that is generally quite reliable but also well supported by third-party garages in the South East.
   
   Any guidance would be much appreciated.