Run to Tombstone & Bisbee 11/12 & 11/13

[Karl Bebout]

Rjw, why are you posting your question on this thread?

[Cobrakeith]

Originally Posted by Scotchman

BobbyBro,
We'll meet you in the bar. Back then the whiskey drinking no good cowboys rode Mustangs, and shot Cobras in the dry desert ( one of Scotty's myths ) After a few drinks, lets all go to the OK Corral and have a show down !

I'll bring my 1861 Navy Revolver and Cowboy hat and I'll fit right in.

[Rjw289]

Sorry Karl-I guess I do not know how to post a thread for the first time. Please help as CC has not responded.

Thank a lot.

[Karl Bebout]

RJW, there's a "NEW THREAD" button right at the top left of the threads that will let you start a new subject.

BTW, Dupli-Color has a rattle can, spray on, easily removable plastic film you can use on your wheels to easily change the color. If you don't like it, just peel it off. I talked to the Rep at the SEMA show last week and he told me it worked, and lasted just fine, when you adhere to the instructions. I'm going to try it on my wife's car.

[moore_rb]

Originally Posted by Karl Bebout

Dupli-Color has a rattle can, spray on, easily removable plastic film you can use on your wheels to easily change the color. If you don't like it, just peel it off. I talked to the Rep at the SEMA show last week and he told me it worked, and lasted just fine, when you adhere to the instructions. I'm going to try it on my wife's car.

Hi Karl- Get me a couple cans, too... We can sneak out and huff them behind your garage....

[Rjw289]

Hi Karl,

I must be missing something but I do not see a "new thread" area at all? BTW I used the rattle can approach on my daughters car and it turned out very well. I thought with the Cobra if I did it, it would be professionally done versus rattle can? However the rattle can worked well and is lasting well too.

Thanks.

[DWRAT]

Originally Posted by Rjw289

Hi Karl,

I must be missing something but I do not see a "new thread" area at all?

Click here: Arizona Cobra's - Club Cobra if you want to post in the Arizona section.
When that page opens you will see "New Thread" right below the top advertisers.

[Rjw289]

DWRAT-I am trying to post for the first time in the general forum but do not see where to "post a new thread"?

[DWRAT]

Originally Posted by Rjw289

DWRAT-I am trying to post for the first time in the general forum but do not see where to "post a new thread"?

You can't post in the "General Discussion" area, you need to choose a "Sub Forum"
You can choose any of these sub forums.

Advertisers Forum (286/2112)
Club Cobra Introduction Forum (introduce yourself) (816/6829)
All Racing Talk (915/7781)
Models and Collectibles (94/704)
Consumer Watch
Shelby and Racing History (441/4134)
Lounge (4859/83517)
News/Press Releases (249/2084)
Registration Forum (317/4397)
Suggestions (194/

Once you choose your sub forum you will see "New Post"
Click here for a link to General disc sub forum "Club Cobra Intro". Club Cobra Introduction Forum (introduce yourself) - Club Cobra

[Karl Bebout]

Ratti Dan, good, thorough instructions.

[Rjw289]

Thanks Dan & Karl for your help!!!

[DWRAT]

Originally Posted by Rjw289

Thanks Dan & Karl for your help!!!

You're welcome, I see you did it.
Good job.
Now lets get back on topic.

[Bob Broberg SPF667 460BB]

As far as I know, we all made it home. Haven’t heard from everyone. Fun time in Sierra Vista. Nice motel and good Mexican food and drink next door so we could crawl home. Scotty entertained us with off colored jokes as usual egged on by Dan and Scotty’s Scotch supply and cigars. We all arrived in Tombstone almost at the same time. The 4 cobra, male only guys took off for Bisbee right after lunch in Tombstone while Mike, Jaime, Dan, Adriana and I stayed in Tombstone to meander the main street and wonder through the shops, ghosts and fudge. Scotty, Ralphie, Keith and Karl all took off for home Sunday morning after a good, free breakfast, while the rest of us went to Bisbee to take a Copper Queen Mine tour. Very interesting, then drove through old Bisbee and stopped for lunch.
Our 3 cars headed home after lunch in Bisbee and we all got stuck up on the I-10, parked for 2 hours due to a death accident involving a motorcycle. We were not near each other, but all about 40 miles east of Tucson. Never experienced that before. Everyone parked their cars and got out and jabbered. Many of us had to aim over the guard rail cause when you gotta go, you gotta go. I made it home at about 6pm. Fond memories added.

AZ Bob

[Karl Bebout]

BobB, hope your JAFM didn't over heat while you sat there with your AC running, listening to your multi-plex, digital, glow in the dark, stereo.

[Bob Broberg SPF667 460BB]

The local cars & trucks around me had a session so I played my 1000 watt system for background mood setting. Like this:[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPf0YbXqDm0[/ame]

AZ Bob

[Cobrakeith]

Is that Millennial music? Surprised there wasn't a riot on the freeway!

[Bob Broberg SPF667 460BB]

No Snowflakes around. Closest was Gen Xers in a Tacoma and an BRZ. Offered water and chips. I added pretzels. 2 little friendly dogs from 2 sets of old people. Only person who didn't get out of their seat was a semi driver. "Smoke on the Water" was a big hit.

AZ Bob

[Cobrakeith]

Heck Bob, even I like "Smoke on the Water".

[Karl Bebout]

I like smoking in the boys room.

[Bob Broberg SPF667 460BB]

Karl, Scotty's got a joke for you.

AZ