Almost a Cobra owner.??

[WardL]

This is one of the reasons I bought a Superformance Cobra. Every Superformance roller is made in South Africa the same way. I have not heard of a installer that did a poor job (but realize this is not a great assumption to make). The next question is what condition it is in. I feel qualified enough to decide if the Superformance is in good enough condition to meet my needs. Superformance Cobras were in my price range and I was able to find one I wanted. That worked for me and know it won't work for everyone.

[chiefshocker]

quick recap, I've had the car for several months now.. met a bunch of great people in the tucson cobra club, haven't had time to work on it much, but it looks great sitting in the garage and driving up and down the local streets. Had one cobra club member come by to look at it,, and he said it is one of the nicest fiberglass bodies he has seen. The lines and seams are all tight and match up. Very nice thing to hear.
I still have work to do, and will post pics once i get rolling, but for now thanks for all the help and advice. Happy with my cobra.

[AL427SBF]

Originally Posted by chiefshocker

... i have built a sandcar from ground up and swapped a few engines in my day, no expert, but comfortable with my skills. I'll be sure my head is in the game ...

So you have more going for you than 1/2 the crowd here and it looks like you did well.

[chiefshocker]

Here is a shot of the sandrail i built.. can't wait to see what kind of air i can get in the cobra

[patrickt]

Originally Posted by chiefshocker

Here is a shot of the sandrail i built.. can't wait to see what kind of air i can get in the cobra

Cool. The only problem is that, recently, Cobras that "got air" have been coming down wrong side up.