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Phoenix/Tuscon Cobra Crash
I was just getting ready for my flight to Phoenix in a few hours and thought I'd check out the Arizona Cobra site for activities this coming week. What a shock when I read about this weekend's planned Phoenix/Tucson Cobra outing, turning what was supposed to be a fun-filled day into a devistating and almost fatal accident.
Having met many of the participants a few weeks ago, all a great bunch of guys, I feel sad for everyone involved in the accident. Looks like Stuart will make a full recovery and the Cobras will be repaired or replaced. Ralph http://clubcobra.com/forums/showthread.php?t=86852 |
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