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Pittsburgh Cobra sightings
I just got my red/white B&B on the road and was taking a cruise on Saturday to break the engine in, work out the bugs. I saw 2 Cobras within 10 minutes (one was polished aluminum and the other was burgundy with silver stripes)Are you a member of this forum and are you "local"? Brian from Bethel Park
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Not me. Burgundy (Merlot) no stripes. Was out Friday. You Got that thing on the road pretty fast. I'm sure we'll run in to you soon. There is a brushed Kirkham local but I've never seen a polished one.
Mike |
Gman were you located in the Burg?
Mike |
Mike, You are correct, it was brushed and I knew it, dont know why I typed polished (must be early alzheimers) Nice looking car though. Brian
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MaP, I see you're in Havana, stop over my uncle Fidel's and pick up a box of cigars for me.
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Map, I'm in Bridgeville. We share a similar sickness. Cobras and Pintos. Used to have a v8 pinto. Currently have a 4x4 pinto in Garage.
Gman (Mike) |
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Uncle Fidel says no stogies for the gringo! I might raft over your way this weekend.. Quote:
I made many trips to & through Bridgeville on the way to PID! I worked in Carnegie at the industrial park in the 70s. My Pinto is just a 2.3 turbo car.. Mike |
plenty room for cubans
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I know it's been a while since you guys have posted but do you still have your Cobras and are you still in the Burg.
Tks! Jim / Pittsburgh |
Yep were still here..
Mike |
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Jim, Did you get the name of the new SPF owner we met at AutoX Sunday? Gave him my card but failed to write his name down. |
You are probaly talking about John Cropper ?
tel 5709162984 Regards Ross |
Hey im in Pitt all week on business
A cigar and Cobras would be great!! Jason |
On tuesday night I saw a blue and white Cobra on Stanwix St. in downtown I think it was an SPF.
Nice to see a someone out enjoying thier car on a great summer (like) night!! Jason |
Fran K has a 289FIA Kirkham that he bought last week. he also bought the original ERA Spyder GT40 replica (black with 427 and webers).
Bill S. |
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He told me today that the Spyder was a kick-butt car and he did the tour around Hershey at the SAAC event......."Registration, we doan need no steenkin' registration!" Bill...49 and out of work. I have been there. My solution at 49 was to become the North American AC Cars distributor circa 1999. Yeah, ask me how THAT worked out! |
I was out that day I think in my brushes 427 Kirkham, but I was in the north hills area?
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I figured since you & Larry got it I didn't write it down. We'll find him!
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