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BACC - FAQ and web site
Hi,
I have been active on ClubCobra for a few months now, and I'd like to start planning on getting together with some other Cobra owners. I looked at the web page for the BACC dinner in March, looks nice. I was more interested in the statement that "any given Sat morning, there are some 20 Cobras or so that get together." Question: where does this happen in the Bay Area? Also, does the BACC have a website? It would be nice to keep a log of all of the "members", their Cobra manufacturers, where they live, and perhaps contact information - at least e-mails. This would be a nice resource for local advice on shops, build tips, etc. Even weekend cobra rides and get-togethers. Maybe this already exists. If it does not, I'd be willing to help set it up. /Chris |
Oh, and photos too!!
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BACC
"No fees, no membership, no rules and EVERYONE is a President" Athen's Burgers Saturday BACC Breakfast Meetings Our "BACC" breakfast meetings, held every Sat. at Athens Burger 6999 Dublin Blvd in Dublin near the 580/680 interchange. There are "No fees, no membership, no rules and EVERYONE is a President" we typically have 15+ cars there and at least that many members. Everyone is welcome whether you have a Cobra or not. As for a "web Page" this is it. If you check the threads here you will find information on upcoming events. We do have a log and list but most communication happens here or at breakfast. note most folks get there between 7-7:30 and we're gone by 9-9:30. See ya at breakfast........ Mike |
Mike,
Thanks for the info. I will try and make it out to Dublin when the sun comes back out. I look forward to seeing some of the other cars and meeting some folks too! If we could preserve the motto of "No fees, no membership, no rules and EVERYONE is a President", would you be open to the construction of a website as a "virtual meetingplace" for Bay Area Cobra owners? Outside of Club Cobra, this would give us a forum for posting event calendars, upcoming items, a gallery of car photos, and an area for advice, recommended shops (body, machining, chrome, etc., etc.) and tips, etc. I would be willing to develop such a site. I would be shocked if other Bay Area Cobra owners wouldn't like to have such a homepage... Thoughts? /Chris |
Chris,
You are the president! No need for back up on a good idea! Allan |
Allan,
Thanks for the support. BTW - Beautiful car...I'll get on this after I pick my jaw up off of the floor. |
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