Average Age?

[mervy49]

I was 39 when I purchased and started to build my Cobra. That was in 1989. I'm 62 now. Where in heck did the time go?

[tin-man]

Originally Posted by mervy49

I was 39 when I purchased and started to build my Cobra. That was in 1989. I'm 62 now. Where in heck did the time go?

If you never finished building your Cobra, I'm guessing it was spent in the garage. tin-man

[mervy49]

Originally Posted by tin-man

If you never finished building your Cobra, I'm guessing it was spent in the garage. tin-man

I had her built and on the road in 92, then a couple years later I took out the 351w and jammed in a 429.

[twin turbo]

I'm 52 (as of today woo hoo), and have had my Cobra replica for 5 yrs now. I have always loved the look of these cars since I was a kid. I rode in a Cobra replica approx 15 yrs ago and actually was disappointed in the power. It had a stock sideoiler to replicate the original. I swore to myself at that point if I could ever afford one, it would have to have much more power than the original to compliment the looks of the car. I'm a happy man now. Life is good. Cheers.

[KevinW]

47 this summer.

But been into these cars, and gathering info since I was 31 when i saw a Hawk 289 replica at Earl's Court...then bought my first kit when I was 32 with insurance payout after daily driver was stolen so i went back to riding bikes, then the G/F bought me a 1/24 model as a going away present for my new job and........... man, was it really that long ago?... I must be one anally retentive sad f*ck!