How to deal with questions/comments where the answer is....well....you know...

[patrickt]

Originally Posted by JBCOBRA

"Is this James Bond's car?" She was thinking it was a Z8 BMW, most likely

You know, I bet you're right. And all this time I was thinking Aston Martin, but I think you're probably right.

[Hydramada]

When I get asked "Is it real?" I usually tap the fender and say, "I think so..... the hallucinations stopped with the medication."

[Trueoo7]

Originally Posted by patrickt

You know, I bet you're right. And all this time I was thinking Aston Martin, but I think you're probably right.

Although James Bond did drive a cobra, a red one with white stripes, in a video game as pointed out to me by my son.

[Gatorac]

I have 2 different answers to question 1. First is; "Noooo, are you kidding?" "It's a replica". The kit/not kit question usually comes up then.

Second answer is "Yup". I chuckle on the inside about this guy telling his friends or some other replica owner that he saw a "real" one at the local gas station.

I think it may be age or miles driven in my Cobra. I just don't care what they say back. The could tell me "oh, it's one of those fake plastic sh!t box's". I'd go, "yup, sure is, and I drive the snot out of it".

[WarrenG]

Originally Posted by Trueoo7

Although James Bond did drive a cobra, a red one with white stripes, in a video game as pointed out to me by my son.

So did Dirk Pitt. How come nobody ever asks if it's his car? Oh yeah, that's right, unlike James Bond, Dirk Pitt is fictional!