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Originally Posted by 209
Somebody or everybody tell me why someone buys a long awaited cobra and never drives it?? Am I missing something? If you have 1k or less and it's five years old, why don't you drive it? You don't even have the bugs out of it yet. The motor isn't even broken in. I can't see it. I bought mine Feb of 09 and I'm on my 2nd motor and if I don't drive it, my motor warranty will expire. It's been at the installers for 7 of those months and I've racked up 8k just yesterday. Granted I live in a place where I can drive 11 months of the year but still. I don't do shows 'cause I'd rather drive it. Please tell me. The ONLY reason I can see is "I'll be driving my new GT40 that I may purchase soon)". 209
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Same thing with the Ford GTs. People in 2005 and 2006 were buying these for close to 200K and most of them seem to have less than 5000 miles and frequently under 1000, with a fair number in the less than 500. Especially true of the Heritage (Gulf
Oil color) cars.
Many of them have not even had the TSBs performed and the primary one (axle bolts) are no longer available from Ford.