[CobraDan]

Most cobras are driven very little each year and a lot of collector insurance companies even set the limits on how many miles can be driven in a year. By reading some posts here at club cobra you will find some people who drive many miles in their cobra each year, but they are few. You said you are going to build your cobra and many have done so and some find their pleasure in doing just that and as soon as they finish they are off building another new cobra. Many more have purchased used and totally completed cobras but most have bought brand new turn key minus cars and then also had an engine and transmission of choice installed. This is defiantly a hobby where you can build the car your way. Getting back to your question out of about 40 local members of the Deeper South Cobra Club (a smaller division of the Deep South Cobra Club) and at least 10 names removed out of the original 50 because they have moved on and sold their cars we have less than 5- 10 who normally run with us in the winter non rainy season here in south Florida for our monthly outing weekend.