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Thanks for the info. That's a great solution for the headlights. Tires seem to have gone NUTS in price over the last two years. When I bought my tires right before Christmas of 2021, they were $391 for the rear pair ... now they're $615 for the rear pair, same tires, same place. :mad::mad::mad:

@Sebnuts would you mind giving a little bit of detail on what you did to mount your headlights to the frame? I have had a solution in place for a long time (3d-printed pieces originally made by Mayor West) but I view them as a weakness in my build, since I've broken two sets of them now. The...

New seats mebbe.

You could probably call them and ask nicely, what number they are on. The DF people are some of the kindest and chattiest folks I've ever encountered.

You place a deposit, then DF tells you what frame number you got. :D

Now you're asking a lot. o_Oo_Oo_O I honestly don't remember, I'm sorry. If you don't have an answer by the next time I take my hood off, I'll check. (There's a good chance that me not remembering means there's no check valve at my brake booster)

You can skip the TPMS/keyfob box if you want. It's not mandatory.

Off-topic, but I'm getting the urge to build a FFR roadster using a wrecked Mustang as the donor. ...my wife made a face remarkably similar to this one, when I mentioned it:

Welcome. :) The only thing I'd go back and change on my kit is, I'd go with the double door bars. They combine ease of entry with safety/rigidity. They weren't an option when I ordered my kit though.

That's weird. I know they insure through Modern. Does Modern also not do North Carolina?

Bump.

Not that we know of. The kit is designed for a Cobalt setup, the juice may not be worth the squeeze. You could always be the first...

$15k is an unreal price. Should sell quickly. GL with the sale!

I bet they've insured 50+ Goblins by now. They insure in all states as far as I know.

Rally should be sending me commission checks, for all this business they've gotten from Goblin owners. :cool:

I don't think it's part of stage 1. At least, it had not been completed yet in the "Finishing Stage 1" video from the original series, which is what I used for the most part.

The $849 charge is one-time. Subsequent years are $49. You must still renew your Montana registration every year. That ends up being ~$250 or so. Where I have some distaste for the 49 Dollar guys ... the site leads you into paying for more of their services than you need. Don't be fooled by...

HERE is OPrime's guide to registering in Montana, and HERE are my experiences with Montana registration and insurance.

Yes, that's what the most popular Montana agent charges.

I'll only buy it if I can also get the front half of the Cobalt trailer with it. :D:D:D GL with the sale.