I'll be around Dunsborough/Western Australia
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I'll be around Dunsborough/Western Australia (end of FEB to mid of MAR) for bussines trip. I also would like to visit some cobra manufacturers, clubs or clubcobra members. I found some manufactuers from Perth/WA. Do you have any additional info from you guys ? Regards Ozgur |
Welcome Ozgur. I am on the other side of this country but I am sure that the WA boys will be in touch. It is still night time there!
I have been in Istanbul a few times but not seen any Cobras. Are there any there yet? Well done on your project decision. Merv |
merv
thank you for your reply, i've got enough time to wait for westcoaster's waking-up i know approx 15 cobra running around istanbul (some ERA, FFR, Pilgrim, DAX and local manufactured ones) did you take a look my 289 project @ scratch builders sub-section ? regards ozgur http://lh3.ggpht.com/_V7qa_5pfXNo/Sz...1220091456.jpg Quote:
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I am coming back to Istanbul (and Konya) some time later this year - in May if I recall correctly - for a conference so I will be looking for those Cobras!! I could not see your sub-section "289 project @ scratch builders", but is that your car under construction above? Is that the way the trunk lid will hinge? We have the opposite here.
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i prefer to go with csx2136 lemans type short & reverse opening trunk, because of fastback hardtop
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that's it
but it'll take some time to look all of 17 pages Quote:
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Yeah, a few of us looked at that hardtop and also a UK variant of it (below). Looked quite good but complicated, even tough it worked with a conventional trunk opening. I settled on a good quality soft top and a hardtop is still planned.
http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d...m/Liftback.jpg |
OZgur,
There are a couple of of kit manufacturers here in the West, G Force and RMC. Dunsburough is a terrible place to have to go for work you lucky person...... I was down the over Christmas break absolute fantastic place. There's a few cobra's over here and there may be an event on while your here. Check out the events section I'm sure it will be updated soon with 2010 events. http://www.cobracarclubwa.com/ |
Hi Ozgur,
If there is not a cobra club event on, I'm sure that we can engineer an event where at least a few of the boys and their cobras could come out to play! Just let us know when you'll be in Perth and we'll see what we can organise! |
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what a nice offer to setup a meet you can 100% sure that i'll update you guys about my travel regards ozgur Quote:
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thank you for your reply
just finished to look cobraclub/wa site nice place, it would be great for me after traffic jam of İstanbul with 13million people there are no slabside/usrrc/fia/daytonacoupe, only 427s around ? Quote:
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The slabside model is not so frequent in this country Ozgur, although others may respond. Most Cobras are clones of the 427 in some form and many now even have Chevy motors, a bit like the GD due to emissions regulations to a large degree.
There are a couple of (real) Cobras near me here: http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d...ium/Real_1.jpg http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d...bra_Front3.jpg There are quite a number of built Daytonas around and at least one in Western Australia. |
thank you for pics
i'll find museum information to see cob6033 (BRG one) but i don't know chassis number of red one frankly, i like sound of small block ford but, i've used small block chevy on my previous cobra427 and still using SBC V8s for my 289 project Quote:
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One has to be echumenical as far as motors are these days ....
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echumenical? Crikey... I'm still looking for a flux capacitor for mine.
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i've got around dozen of vintage and new pictures of British Racing Green COB6033
but, it would be great if i can get some pictures of red one and chassis# btw, i remember an article on classiccars magazine that i read couple years ago about process of importing classic cars to Australia; Some specialized shops converting vehicles from LHD to RHD (very costly), even subjected car never produced originally as RHD. so, how this red slabside with "REAL 1" license plate running ? regards ozgur Quote:
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COB6033 is the green one? I also have a few photos of that one then.
http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d...obra_Motor.jpg The red one was not there on my last visit to Bowdens Auto Collection (one of the best and most original collections in Australia) but there are some pics on the various websites about their collection: http://www.ponysite.de/bowdens_paradise.htm This one has a distant shot of the red slabside. The Bowden's home site only shows the great cars of Australian motor sport (but not the Cobras). http://www.bowdensown.com.au/car-collection http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/s...hp/photo/45753 You could write to them and ask I guess about the red one. Merv |
thanks a lot
very nice collection german site also mention about "real 289 Cobra (red "REAL 1") and a Competition 289 Cobra (BRG COB6033)" i'll do my best to visit QLD although opposite site of southwest Quote:
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Do check with Bowdens first...
Merv |
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