New2UN

[CO9B3RA]

Not new to the site as I've been searching it for a '93 Cobra to
fill out the "horse corral." Am a long-time Mustang afficionado
since the '65 fb made the scene and a member of what is being
locally billed as THE oldest Mustang club, So. Az Mustang Club.
I have an early 64.5 K coupe, a '66 A fb, an '82 T-topped GT, and
an '86 SVO....anyone know of a Teal '93 gray int. Cobra to complete the "remuda?":rollseyes

Excellent site.:rockon:

 

[SlowSVT95]

Welcome:beer:

 

[CO9B3RA]

Thanks. Leeann: I'm in hopes of solidifying the site relationship by
preparing a good, new home for a '93 Cobra. The other 4 Mustangs will have to share the one driver, though. Here horsey.

I'll just bet that any of my Mustangs will be SLOWER than that Sonic Blue of yours! Where's the 2 smiley faced mug saluters
when there should be a return salute?

Ned

 

[SlowSVT95]

I wish I had room for a 93 Cobra... I love those. :bowdown:
I almost bought an 04 Cobra instead of the gen 2 L, but I had to have 2 Lightnings in the driveway. :beer:

 

[CO9B3RA]

Is that you in front of the "burned rubber" cloud? With as much
blood, sweat, tears, time and money I've put in my 64.5 HiPo
coupe, I would have "ghost pains" if I were to stress that drivetrain. The 5-bolt HiPo 289 is scacer than chicken teeth and
just about as hard to find. SOME day when my '82 GT is finally on
the road (it failed emissions 2 years ago, Az pulled the reg. and EFIing is in process at the present) and the crate, all-roller 300+
hp 5.0 has got a few break-in miles on it!!! That will give me a chance to see what the donor '85 SVO suspension and a 3.55
8.8 rearend is capable of. Some of my local SAMCers will think I've
gone bonkers when yours truly gets any more than scratch from the rear tires!
2 L's?? I shouldn't talk with 4 M's and a 5th in process!!