| 1985 CCX |
06-30-2015 04:49 PM |
Who drives their car to work ?
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Wondered if anyone else drives to work.
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On occasion, when the weather is nice. Cobra therapy helps you get through the hectic day :LOL:
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| Jim Kellogg |
06-30-2015 08:22 PM |
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| rms427 |
06-30-2015 08:37 PM |
I drove my car as a daily driver for the first 4 years. Total miles during that time was about 48,000 miles.
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| twobjshelbys |
06-30-2015 09:43 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by 1795
(Post 1354332)
On occasion, when the weather is nice. Cobra therapy helps you get through the hectic day :LOL:
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That was what I did. Same with the GT. Retired now so it sits in the garage. |
| Hrdayz |
06-30-2015 09:56 PM |
I drive to work occasionally for special projects on a Sunday. It's a ninety mike commute to the Chelsea area of Manhattan and I have access to the company garage.
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| Bill D |
06-30-2015 10:52 PM |
I used to drive my first Roadster to work 2-3 times a month. One of the maintenance workers even made a reserved parking spot for me in front of the building
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| mdross1 |
07-01-2015 05:07 AM |
When working full time used to a lot. That 75 mile round trip was always a highlight made the days long waiting for the ride home.
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| ICBomber90 |
07-01-2015 05:32 AM |
I try to as much as possible during nice weather. My favorite time is during the fall, nothing like a nice 45 degree morning air to wake you up. :3DSMILE: My insurance even allows use up to 30 times a year, so I'm 100% legal!
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October '14 along the Catskill Creek, Catskill, NY |
| JBCOBRA |
07-01-2015 10:16 AM |
Yes, I drive mine to work sometimes. Just not on Wednesdays because that is when the lawn guys come.
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| Bernica |
07-01-2015 10:32 AM |
I used to take mine to work in downtown LA on occasion, but traffic was killing me and I would show up in my suit and tie and covered in sweat!
Our office building had underground parking and when I would pull in I can't count how many car alarms I would set off!:eek:
The parking attendants loved the car, but finally asked me to let them know when I was bringing it so they could save me a spot way up front and not to take it down below due to the havoc it was causing.;)
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| sdonnel |
07-01-2015 11:51 AM |
I drive mine 3-4 time a month in the warmer months. I let the security group know at my company and they put one of the cameras right on the car. They've even sent me pictures from the camera of people looking at my car. It's amazing how closely they can focus.
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| Igofastr |
07-01-2015 03:26 PM |
Used to drive the Kirkham anywhere from 1-3 times a week, depending on weather.
I drive the GT40 once or twice...the cobra was much easier to drive around town.
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| REAL 1 |
07-01-2015 09:09 PM |
Be careful. Most guys have collector policies. Using these cars as substitute transportation is an exclusion in many collector policies.
Insurance companies LOVE exclusions and will not hesitate to assert them.
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| Detroit Bill |
07-01-2015 09:55 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Igofastr
(Post 1354476)
Used to drive the Kirkham anywhere from 1-3 times a week, depending on weather.
I drive the GT40 once or twice...the cobra was much easier to drive around town.
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Why is that? |
| Jim Kellogg |
07-02-2015 04:30 AM |
Good reminder about insurance coverage, Bill.
I insured my SPF with Allstate on my regular car policy - full coverage and agreed value - with no exclusions on driving, as it was my only vehicle for awhile. Used it for groceries, delivery vehicle for my pc business, as well as daily driver to work.
Make sure you're covered!
Jim
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| Thor maine |
07-02-2015 05:48 AM |
Jeff , no windshield? Still rocking the Ken Miles Goggle Look ? And still riding the BillBoards on the street?
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| REAL 1 |
07-02-2015 06:04 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim Kellogg
(Post 1354528)
Good reminder about insurance coverage, Bill.
I insured my SPF with Allstate on my regular car policy - full coverage and agreed value - with no exclusions on driving, as it was my only vehicle for awhile. Used it for groceries, delivery vehicle for my pc business, as well as daily driver to work.
Make sure you're covered!
Jim
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Name's Evan...but I'm called a lot of other names here too.
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| Dominik |
07-02-2015 06:41 AM |
When I built my first one it was the only car I had. I sold my daily driver for a set of wheels. So I drove it to work for one summer.
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| Tenrocca |
07-02-2015 06:46 AM |
Im a high school teacher and take the cobra to school usually once every couple of weeks. I found it gave me a lot of cred with some of the more "spirited" teenagers I had to deal with. It should therefore be a tax deduction maybe.
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