Sad loss for us Aussies...

[BMK]

Tin man



How are things in Arizona. Still a dry heat..

Yes I only posted a few photos as there were a number of other projects being built out in a second area/section of the factory. I was a little concerned that the customers and staff nearby the cars in this second area may not want to be photographed.

Lee's Cobra sitting in the doorway is the same Cobra that was next to my Mustang convertible when I picked it up last year. Lee (Craig's wife) has a neat daily Cobra driver. There are better photos of the Cobra in my gallery.

I noticed that the new Pace signs have gone up, but there is no indication of any new agency.

Pace is the new name of Graig's business replacing all the old RCR signage. The RCR signage that has all been removed appears to have given Craig and his staff a lot more of an of opportunity to increase their business, both in size and the amount of work.

The overall factory is far larger, than when I was last up there last time picking up my Mustang convertible.

Mmmmm... will be keen to see what agency signs go up.

..although I have a good idea.

My thoughts are it may be a very large USA Cobra or GT40 business opening up here in Australia.

The main thing is, the loss of RCR appears to be no loss to Craig...

[tin-man]

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How are things in Arizona. Still a dry heat..

Hi Bernie, I am hearing its still hot there, remember I am stationed in China and only get back to Arizona every now and then. Hopefully I'll get back during November for Thanksgiving and be able to pick up my Cobra. Here's hoping.

The pictures of the factory you presented are indeed showing what a world class auto facilty of this nature should look like, it will be interesting to see who they hook up with, keep us posted.

Cheers, John, AKA, tin-man