The Cobra is Done!
Here she is. Took over 3 years but it was worth it. Of course these cars are never "done." I'll have to fix all the niggles, calibrate different parts of the car and dial it in still. There are a couple of things that I'll address down the road like I would like to invest in real cobra seats and fit them with distressed leather instead of vinyl. I am sure there will be other things but in the meantime I will just enjoy the ride. Now that I am done with this, I will be switching my attention to my other project, a 1974 Pantera that you can follow here. Not sure how much more I'll post on this blog in the future but if I do anything significant, I'll be sure to post here.
I want to thank my Wife, Eva, my family and my friends that supported this project over the year. I would also like to thank all the guys at club cobra and hurricane motorsports for all their help. Enjoy the pics.
Here she is. Took over 3 years but it was worth it. Of course these cars are never "done." I'll have to fix all the niggles, calibrate different parts of the car and dial it in still. There are a couple of things that I'll address down the road like I would like to invest in real cobra seats and fit them with distressed leather instead of vinyl. I am sure there will be other things but in the meantime I will just enjoy the ride. Now that I am done with this, I will be switching my attention to my other project, a 1974 Pantera that you can follow here. Not sure how much more I'll post on this blog in the future but if I do anything significant, I'll be sure to post here.
I want to thank my Wife, Eva, my family and my friends that supported this project over the year. I would also like to thank all the guys at club cobra and hurricane motorsports for all their help. Enjoy the pics.
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