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What is status of CSX9000?

Started by HUBBELL RACING, May 26, 2020, 05:54:29 PM

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HUBBELL RACING

I'm looking at a CSX9000. It's still on https://www.shelby.com/Vehicles/Daytona-Coupe-CSX9000

Any idea on value of these cars ? Thanks

98SVT - was 06GT

Less than you pay. Each will be different. Not a collectible, no vintage era history, automotive sculpture that buyer options how they want it. Glass car is Superformance kit with CSX#.
Previous owner 6S843 - GT350H & 68 GT500 Convert #135.
Mine: GT1 Mustang, 1998 SVT 32V, 1929 Model A Coupe, Wife's: 2004 Tbird
Member since 1975 - priceless

HUBBELL RACING

Yes but doesn't having a CSX# make it more desirable than any kit without it ?

98SVT - was 06GT

Quote from: HUBBELL RACING on May 26, 2020, 09:21:16 PM
Yes but doesn't having a CSX# make it more desirable than any kit without it ?
Desirable??? Maybe but I can't understand why. None of the original DNA or craftsmen working on it. It will never be a collectible since they are only limited in production by the number of people buying them.  I guess if you need bragging rights that you spent more on the same product then the next guy. Myself I'd rather put the extra into horsepower or gas. But like they say there is an a$$ for every seat a Kirkham 427 in aluminum is $100,000. SA is selling the exact same car with a CSX6000 number for $81,000 more. That's a lot of money for a 1 ounce aluminum tag and some pop rivets.
https://www.kirkhammotorsports.com/price427kms.shtml
https://www.shelby.com/Vehicles/427-Cobra
Previous owner 6S843 - GT350H & 68 GT500 Convert #135.
Mine: GT1 Mustang, 1998 SVT 32V, 1929 Model A Coupe, Wife's: 2004 Tbird
Member since 1975 - priceless

Shelby_r_b

Quote from: 98SVT - was 06GT on May 26, 2020, 11:30:26 PM
Quote from: HUBBELL RACING on May 26, 2020, 09:21:16 PM
Yes but doesn't having a CSX# make it more desirable than any kit without it ?
Desirable??? Maybe but I can't understand why. None of the original DNA or craftsmen working on it. It will never be a collectible since they are only limited in production by the number of people buying them.  I guess if you need bragging rights that you spent more on the same product then the next guy. Myself I'd rather put the extra into horsepower or gas. But like they say there is an a$$ for every seat a Kirkham 427 in aluminum is $100,000. SA is selling the exact same car with a CSX6000 number for $81,000 more. That's a lot of money for a 1 ounce aluminum tag and some pop rivets.
https://www.kirkhammotorsports.com/price427kms.shtml
https://www.shelby.com/Vehicles/427-Cobra

I believe the $100K base price is for a roller without the engine, transmission, etc. 
Nothing beats a classic!

Bill

Quote from: HUBBELL RACING on May 26, 2020, 09:21:16 PM
Yes but doesn't having a CSX# make it more desirable than any kit without it ?

Depends, if you are looking for a car to drive, the CSX # does not matter. If you are looking for an investment, then the CSX # does not matter either, as it will never be an original, just a reproduction and it won't be till your great,great grandchildren are around before it will be considered a good investment, and even that comes in to question. But then again, it's your money, and your personal tastes, wants, and needs, so it's strictly up to you in the long run. My advice is to just not get caught up in the advertising hype of one vs the other.

Bill

PS: PS: I'd rather have a Kirkham Coupe in aluminum, save the extra cash for something else, like a matching Kirkham 289 roadster.....You'll never find a nicer owner of the company than David himself.
Instead of being part of the problem, be part of a successful solution.
HOW TO IDENTIFY A FORUM TROLL
https://www.saacforum.com/index.php?topic=16401.0

HUBBELL RACING

Thanks for the advice. Aluminum Kirkhams are very nice. I'd love to have a Daytona Coupe w a Carbon body  8)

BGlover67

Quote from: Bill on May 27, 2020, 05:30:22 AM
Quote from: HUBBELL RACING on May 26, 2020, 09:21:16 PM
Yes but doesn't having a CSX# make it more desirable than any kit without it ?

Depends, if you are looking for a car to drive, the CSX # does not matter. If you are looking for an investment, then the CSX # does not matter either, as it will never be an original, just a reproduction and it won't be till your great,great grandchildren are around before it will be considered a good investment, and even that comes in to question. But then again, it's your money, and your personal tastes, wants, and needs, so it's strictly up to you in the long run. My advice is to just not get caught up in the advertising hype of one vs the other.

Bill

PS: PS: I'd rather have a Kirkham Coupe in aluminum, save the extra cash for something else, like a matching Kirkham 289 roadster.....You'll never find a nicer owner of the company than David himself.

+1, probably won't find better quality than their metal bodied cobras.  Question: How many Polish guys does it take to build a Shelby Cobra?  Ask Kirkham.
Thanks,
Brian R. Glover
SAAC Carolina's Northern Representative

98SVT - was 06GT

I believe the $100K base price is for a roller without the engine, transmission, etc. [/quote]
Neither come with engine or trans.

Kirkham
427 KMS/SC Base Model $99,995

Shelby
STARTING AT $180,995
(Aluminum)
Engine & Transmission Not Included
CONTACT OUR SALE TEAM
Previous owner 6S843 - GT350H & 68 GT500 Convert #135.
Mine: GT1 Mustang, 1998 SVT 32V, 1929 Model A Coupe, Wife's: 2004 Tbird
Member since 1975 - priceless

Side-Oilers

And the aluminum bodies that Shelby uses are made by...Kirkham.
Current:
2006 FGT, Tungsten. Whipple, HRE 20s, Ohlin coil-overs. Top Speed Certified 210.7 mph.

Kirkham Cobra 427.  482-inch aluminum side-oiler. Tremec 5-spd.

Previous:
1968 GT500KR #2575 (1982-2022)
1970 Ranchero GT 429
1969 LTD Country Squire 429
1963 T-Bird Sport Roadster
1957 T-Bird E-model

HUBBELL RACING

I would LOVE an aluminum Daytona Coupe. Somebody gift me $500,000 so I can buy one LOL

557

You could find a much more interesting  original Shelby American product for either price.IF you played your cards right it still makes a solid (long term) investment IMHO.The new stuff will just hemmorage cash.......

HUBBELL RACING

A real 427 w little history is around $1M these days and the Daytona Coupes are just for ppl w $12M to burn in their pocket  :'(

557


HUBBELL RACING

I'd prefer a 67 or 68 GT500 to a Tiger, or a Ford GT.