Cobra - High Speed Civil Disobediance

[McD00]

Originally Posted by TButtrick

You guys are now on notice and your man cards have all been suspended for:

1. Not breaking the law and having fun with your car
2. You have girly avatars

Hey...those avatar's are NOT girly.....Gay but not Girly

[CHANMADD]

I like going fast , especially on the track. But sometimes these guys on the sport bikes need to be shown who is fastest....sorry I can't resist!!

[jagxjr5012]

gt500bill waa waa waa


TButtrick Quote:
Originally Posted by jagxjr5012
It seems that the guys who want to screw around on public roads (which makes it tough for guys who don't do that) are afraid of going to the track.

Yeah, that's it.


I didn't mean to strike a nerve with you boys !!

[McD00]

This high speed jus scares me. I really can't drive a stickshift very well that's why my POS new vette I just bought is a automatic....just two pedals, it's a
lot easier. I was driving my cobra in a parking lot at 5mph when some *****
pulled in front of me, I paniked and hit the brake but was really the gas and smashed right into her. In my panic I held the throttle down and really smashed my car up but good. After that I was scared of it and nver drove it.

Some guys have the stones to handle a cobra but I'm not one of them. Matter a fact my indian name name is "squattopee". I have to take a little blue pill just to find my willy.


McVette Long Live the Cobra!!!

[Bill Bess]

Well...Why own a Cobra if you don't want to "blow it out " every now and then.

I was in Williams , AZ for the "Route 66 Fun Run" this year and cruised with the Arizona Cobra Club. Prior to the run west on Hwy 40, we met at a Denny's to line up.
In addition to our group of knarly cobra owners, there were a large group of Corvett guys..they were all lined up for the run. The Corvett guys were very neat, had matching outfits, cute little hats and very tity cars.
The Cobra guys were all over the place, no particular style of dress, fat, skinny and some needed to shave and most were driving their own builds. We lined up and took off, after about two miles on the road and traveling about 100 mph, my wife commented to me, "this feels like a NASCAR race...what fun".
Anyway, we never saw the Corvett guys after we left the Denny's.
I really do appreciate those that worry about the CHP, our insurance rates, safety, track experience and how were percieved... but please lighten up.

Cranky Bill