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mrmax 12-26-2009 08:23 PM

sti
 
from subie's website curb weight 3395 lbs 290 lb/ft torque. I had an '02 wrx wagon I could best a mustang gt for two gears then watch as they drove away. That was a NON STI version.

Cobrabill 12-26-2009 08:26 PM

[Double post]

209 12-26-2009 08:46 PM

Whew! Glad that's over. Next subject? **):eek: 209

lineslinger 12-26-2009 09:16 PM

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Originally Posted by 209 (Post 1012863)
Whew! Glad that's over. Next subject? **):eek: 209

209, I'm taking a wild guess here that you haven't had much exposure to "Mr. Happy", the kind of aggression you just read is nothing.:LOL:

Buzz 12-26-2009 10:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Cobrabill (Post 1012807)
Buzz-the club near King Harbor?

That part I can't recall for sure, Bill. It was 20 odd years ago and I wasn't there long enough to get to know the place at all.:)

JB in Alabama 12-26-2009 10:49 PM

But Back on track.....I dont think anyone has noticed my cobra in 5 months and a couple of thousand miles. Well .......they might have but Im having so much fun enjoying the ride that all I do is smile ear to ear:)

Dangerous Doug 12-26-2009 11:56 PM

Who is "Mr. Happy"? The name, ah, reminds me of a Robin Williams routine from a few years back...

Cruising the limit down a city street today, and some old guy in a Volvo wagon decides to enter traffic from a side street directly into the center lane---the one which I am travelling, with my headlights on. I had to swerve left to not get hit, gave him some pipes and a shrug (like, "what the hell?"). I don't think he got it. Not even a, "Jeez, sorry man!" from the guy.

It's not the Cobra. Some people are either idiots, or just "not present" while behind the wheel.

Lots of (positive) attention as I rumbled through the Home Depot parking lot today, though. Why do teenagers always want to see you do a burnout (I didn't...).

DD

undy 12-27-2009 06:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Dangerous Doug (Post 1012889)

Cruising the limit down a city street today, and some old guy in a Volvo wagon decides to enter traffic from a side street directly into the center lane---the one which I am travelling, with my headlights on. I had to swerve left to not get hit, gave him some pipes and a shrug (like, "what the hell?"). I don't think he got it. Not even a, "Jeez, sorry man!" from the guy.
DD

Although not entirely fair, I have an extreme dislike for Volvo drivers. I've been purposely cut off, sneered at and proudly showed their middle finger ... on several occasions. In most cases I didn't ask for it either. I was in the Z06 as well as the Cobra too. One of these days I'll get hold of one of these a$$holes and I'll either get my butt whipped or end up incarcerated..:eek:

I know, I know ... too much pent up animosity..%/

kobrabytes 12-27-2009 09:56 AM

Ok, now you touched upon a nerve! lol

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Originally Posted by Buzz (Post 1012719)

As for the kids in the "ricers" - they are just kids and not much different than the ones who inherited and hotrodded mom's old Valiant back in the day. They are out there in their pride and joy and they come across a mean looking ol' roadster with fat tires and a bads$$ rumble and they do what kids tend to do. They are curious and intrigued and will find a way to make contact and/or get your attention.

I actually learned how to drive in my Mothers Valiant. Complete with a in-dash push button transmission! We would rev that slant six up to 3 or 4k and pop it into drive. I'm amazed that the transmission didn't explode...!

Oh the memories, although I never did cross paths with a Cobra back then.

:)

len

Buzz 12-27-2009 10:26 AM

Lol! If you did encounter one at a stoplight, do you think you might have been tempted to do a transmission drop right there just to let him know where it was at?:LOL:

Cobrabill 12-27-2009 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by lineslinger (Post 1012870)
209, I'm taking a wild guess here that you haven't had much exposure to "Mr. Happy", the kind of aggression you just read is nothing.:LOL:

Grab some 60lb test and go hang yourself.






Buzz.I hear ya.The club was on Harbor Dr.That car & plate rings a vague bell,believe it or not.


Undy-they are just mad at themselves for buying such a disaster of a car and they are taking it out on you.

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TXBLU 12-27-2009 02:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Cobrabill (Post 1012993)

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Now that's funny right there!!! I've GOT to remember that.

Eric

Buzz 12-27-2009 04:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Cobrabill (Post 1012993)
Buzz.I hear ya.The club was on Harbor Dr.That car & plate rings a vague bell,believe it or not.

I believe ya buddy. She was quite a wonderful character and the whole package of fire red hair and piercing green eyes combined with the car and plate is definitely unforgettable.


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