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Originally Posted by Donunder

There's something wonderful about an old-school Cobra.

A few years ago my son (750HP on the forum) located a 1979 Arntz in Washington state and went through the paperwork nightmare of bringing it into Australia for me. It arrived in a condition that left both of us stunned; it was as close to perfect in every aspect as you could wish. The photos we had obtained before the sale did not come close to conveying what an absolute find this car was, and needless to say it's been the joy of my life ever since.

When I saw Dick's car on Cobra Country, which I check regularly, it was like finding the Arntz all over again. The story of its life only added to my excitement. I've always considered ERAs to be among the top three most desirable Cobras and EXP002's history just adds to its mystique.

Up until now I've counted myself very fortunate that I own a car, the like of which comes along once in a lifetime, but I can truthfully say that this car of Dick's would be an honoured and respected companion to Arnie if circumstances permitted. It is a true part of Cobra history and folk lore, it has been well used and cherished by its previous owners, and I for one would be proud to be its next guardian before passing it on to the next in line of its stewardship.

Dick I know how much you must dread the day this beautiful car leaves your home and I hope you find a buyer who is prepared and willing to honour its heritage.

Don I have been contacted by one of your mates from down under. He wants to know about the paperwork he would need to import the car. Could you give me a contact in Australia that he could get ahold of for information?

Thanks, Dick