Announcing... The 2010 24 hours of Cobras

[Rick Harper]

All of our plans have come together. This is going to be a great event, so if you have been on the fence, let me tantalize you...

The Friday drive will be a lot of fun, with some fantastic scenery. There may even be some 'locals' out to see the parade when we go through their little town. I planned this route, and I promise it will be an enjoyable drive, with some fun diversions and a great lunch stop.

Friday night will be something very special. We will dine among the cars at Classic motor storage. They have some fantastic cars there, including a Porsche Carerra GT. In addition, A local guy with an original 427 Comp car will be joining us for dinner, and may have one of his two CSX 2xxx comp Cobras on display as well. (These cars are still campaigned in vintage racing events)

Saturday's drive will be around Tallahassee with less miles, but still wonderful scenery as we will spend some time on the beautiful canopy roads that are prevalent around Tallahassee. Trust me guys, there is some good driving in this area. There will be a special 'southern culinary treat' to be enjoyed at one of the stops. Our friend with the original 427 Comp Cobra plans to join us for some or all of the drive.

Saturday night we will enjoy a local cruise-in for a short while, and then some fine dining at a local restaurant.

So, get this on your calendar; And I have a personal challenge for all you AL, GA, SC, NC, and TN Cobra owners. I have heard many of you say the DSCC only does stuff in South Florida. Well, here is your chance to show club leadership that events planned in other locales will draw a crowd!

We currently have 20 cars registered. We are expecting a couple of GT40s, a Daytona Coupe, an Eleanor Mustang, some original Cobras, and who knows what else. Make your dream ride a part of the fun!