Building a cobra

[Rebel1]

Mongrel, On the subject raised by TampaFla, ie. the second hand or disposal value of a cobra.

Frankly, I think there is a valid reason to think that any cobra registered in the near future in any state in Australia will maintain value very well. In fact they may well turn out to be an excellent investment to their owners.

Reason being that the way Australian authorities are going, it may well end up that that PCV's (personal constructed Vehicals) will have to meet ADR's so strict that it would be almost impossible to incorperate the technology in a personally constructed vehical.

It could, conceivably, end up that PCV's have to have such things as air bags, ABS brakes, traction control and all manner of hi-tech rubbish that the average weekend wrench wont have the expertise to build em.

If that happens, second hand vehicals will be in demand.

[750hp]

..... all the more reason to get that RMC finished, Les !!! Are you coming down to Sanctuary Cove on Sunday?

[BMK]

"Super glue" at the next Cobra Club event will stop those door weld problems.



Just look out.

Bernie

Bernie Knight
Mt. Gambier South Australia Cruising in the sun

[Rebel1]

Hiya Craig..two things will determine wheather I make it to brekky.

1. If the minister for home affairs wakes me up in time
2. If after waking me...she ensures I actually get outta bed

Yep..I plan on being there.

[750hp]

After a week of intense storms, they're prediciting beautiful fine weather for the weekend. Lucky, I just can't seem to remember where I put my wipers.....

See you there!

Looks like there's going to be a Mini-maniac passenger on Sunday, too.

[BMK]

"Super glue" at the next Cobra Club event will stop those door weld problems.



Just look out.

Bernie

Bernie Knight
Mt. Gambier South Australia Cruising in the sun