WOW...who knew the PNW had some active members!

[Gaz64]

Originally Posted by Fozzie

My Dad built kit Cobra's and classic mustangs from the 80's until his recent passing. I can't lie, driving some classics (and a kit Cobra from time to time) in high school was a heavenly experience not many get to have.

Unfortunately, I'm in my 40's now and I've got my own little wee ones, (8-9 yr olds) so most of my time is spent helping them chase their activities. While the kit is not a garage queen, it can still hold it's own with a little blood, sweat, & elbow grease!

Like you said, cars like these should be in the hands of people who truly enjoy them...

I gave my Dad a hand many times from a young age, about 7 years old.
He continued to teach me many things, then I became a mechanic.
Nothing gave me more of a buzz than to have him asking me for my help or opinion. I was now teaching him things he never knew.

If your kids show any interest, then consider keeping it as a restoration.

Gary

[skibum2]

Sounds like you are looking all ways to either enjoy, working, and driving the car. If you decide you would like to send it on its way let me know. I am located in Port Orchard and have been searching for another cobra. It is just an option for you to consider. One of many. thanks..

[Fozzie]

Originally Posted by skibum2

Sounds like you are looking all ways to either enjoy, working, and driving the car. If you decide you would like to send it on its way let me know. I am located in Port Orchard and have been searching for another cobra. It is just an option for you to consider. One of many. thanks..

skibum2,

It's beginning to look that way...I have too many projects of my own going on. Send me an IM with your contact info and I can share some information with you. Thanks!