1993 Cobra Registry

Just looking at these pictures again. I sure would be investing in a dehumidifier or 2, after I did a lot of cleaning.

dbrennancobra wrote:More pics were added last night, MOLD everywhere! Yuk

So much for that new car smell.

Bitching that this car needs a good scrub? C'mon.

Last I checked they only built 107 of these and this one has but 12 miles on it. Yeah it could be cleaner, but either you own one of these or you don't and it's an exclusive club to be in. It'll be interesting to see what happens with this auction.

1986Browns wrote:Bitching that this car needs a good scrub? C'mon.

Last I checked they only built 107 of these and this one has but 12 miles on it. Yeah it could be cleaner, but either you own one of these or you don't and it's an exclusive club to be in. It'll be interesting to see what happens with this auction.

I think it's fair to comment on the dirty pics. As a seller, put forth a bit of effort to present your offering in the best light. This will only maximize your money gained from the sale. If you don't have the desire to clean it, don't post pics of the dirty stuff.

If a hooker was on a street corner asking top dollar, she better not have dirty knees and elbows. Just a dirty mind.

i see crappy cell phone pics with cloudy headlights, which my wrapper cars do about every 9 months, crappy wax shop wax clears them right up. the dull steering wheel is correct, but does look like its dusty on the bottom. you guys better retract your bids before you get sold a lemon

grape wrote:You guys better retract your bids before you get sold a lemon

^^ THIS ^^

grape wrote:i see crappy cell phone pics with cloudy headlights, which my wrapper cars do about every 9 months, crappy wax shop wax clears them right up. the dull steering wheel is correct, but does look like its dusty on the bottom.

All the more reason the seller should put at least a minimal effort in cleaning this R up a little before selling.

Of course, this seller is obviously not worried about extracting every last dollar from this sale and knows there will be plenty of interest in this one as is. I'm very curious what this R will end up selling for, if it actually sells.

The dull headlights don't bother me (even though I would resolve that before selling) that happens in good storage conditions. The mold is from moisture. For sure unpainted areas under the car have rusted, and likely floor pans etc may be moldy, no under car shots. I would speculate the dust on the steering wheel could be mold as well. This is a fantastic car, for the wrapper lover (after a couple days of cleaning). Hope they have the battery, and hold down. Nice seeing that oil filter.

grape wrote:i see crappy cell phone pics with cloudy headlights, which my wrapper cars do about every 9 months, crappy wax shop wax clears them right up. the dull steering wheel is correct, but does look like its dusty on the bottom.

This guy is not helping sell the 'car bubble' that is for sure.........

RARESVTS wrote:This guy is not helping sell the 'car bubble' that is for sure.........

X2

Bidding up to $90K.

I contacted seller, won't do a buy it now or private sale. FYI