Can ANYBODY Build a Shelby Cobra 427? DIY Factory Five Mk4 Roadster

Roustam shows us his Mk4 Shelby Cobra replica he built by himself in a 2 car garage.

Here is everything you ever wanted to know about building a Shelby Cobra Mk4 Roadster kit car replica from Factory Five Racing. Roustam breaks down the swap parts he used, costs involved, and challenges to overcome with making a Factory Five kit car roadworthy!

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0:00 Cobra Kit Car
0:41 Why build a kit car?
2:09 Factory Five Racing
3:05 The donor car
4:15 Filthy Rich test drive
6:11 The engine
14:27 What you get with the kit
17:17 Modifications
25:18 Assembling the body
26:53 What is the bare minimum project cost?

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[gutsngorrrr]

This guy needs his own show, absolutely hilarious and such a great build story.

[heatheverett]

This guy is hilarious and I love his determination to make his project work. A lot of obstacles, but he obviously had fun learning along the way. Great video, gents

[michaelkane]

Not only does this guy have a great attitude, he's a true hot rodder. Nobody told him he couldn't do something, so he went right ahead and made it work. Great interview, great car!

[CanopyFlyer]

Roustam's engine might have not taken any timing, but his comedic timing more than made up for it. Great video.

[jeremiahsherman]

That guy is flipping hilarious it’s so cool he just got stuck in and built something really fun

[matthewb]

Could there have been a better opening than a V8 at 3000 RPMs driving by? No. No there couldn't be. Roustam is a riot! I bet his wife is an incredibly patient woman.

[michaelreynolds]

I love this guy! 1) he got his wife to suggest buying a better house with a garage for the 2) project car she suggested he build.

[Wreckerboy]

“1000 torques, too. Basically it’s a diesel.”

Somebody get this man a stand up gig!

[FrankySilverFace]

Funny dude with a smart wife. Buying this kit AND a house back then was brilliant!

[NarfBLAST]

Always love to see when YouTubers let owners tell their stories. Enjoyed every detail.

[michaellashway]

Hands down coolest guy you've had on the show I've laughed the whole show 🤣

[cgoad]

What a fantastic, self-deprecating sense of humour Roustam has. It was a treat listening to him explain his adventures. Beautiful car, even if it is a "work in progress"!

[carltrano]

Funny guy . I love his attitude about his car 👍 he should be very proud of what he has Accomplished

[carlcarlamos]

This guy is smart, capable, and has good attention to detail. His wife is smart as well. Most of these things just have a big engine in a light car and maybe some brakes. This one has traction control and wind shield wipes that work properly, and probably handles well. A car that could actually be used! Congratulations and take care. Keep up the good work.

[kamoboko]

I love that, it’s all about the journey and not the destination.

[nestrac]

The fact that the toggle for the traction control is label Skids just shows that he uses it in a proper manor

[thecat]

Roustam is hilarious! "The problem is the tool" LMAO.

[gseyank]

This was a good one. Lots of laughs. Cool to see how he talks about his experience building the car.

[russmilton]

Love this guy's "can do" attitude, and the sense of humour is freakin hilarious !!!
Bonus points for it sounding so damn nice too, not obnoxious, but enough snarl to know it means business.

[barntech]

“Wrenching is fun and painting sucks” AMEN!