1993 Cobra Registry

my buddy found this car in an old shack

I love Arizona.

-Mike S.

yea and it was in a barn,no seriuos rust,just a bunch of dumb shit

What are the specs.. price?? ect?? location??

phx70 wrote:

Mike S. wrote:I love Arizona.

-Mike S.

..... I'll take my 115k California car over a 30k from the midwest or northeast any day.

OMG, no kidding! My cali car looks new compared to that!

.....alas fella's,she's not mine but it is my best friends so its in good hands,that make 4 mustangs for him,it just a bunch of surface rust no holes or anything,it sat in a barn/shack about 15 min from our houses lol,and he gave less then 5 for it,btw its a 1 owner lady owned car never been smoked in etc etc

mean green lx wrote:.....alas fella's,she's not mine but it is my best friends so its in good hands,that make 4 mustangs for him,it just a bunch of surface rust no holes or anything,it sat in a barn/shack about 15 min from our houses lol,and he gave less then 5 for it,btw its a 1 owner lady owned car never been smoked in etc etc

Under $5K what a deal!

50 thou,he got it from the o/o

It is a nice find, especially for the price. I come from Boston originally, so I know rust pretty well. I know that several of those chassis fasteners will strip or break off when you try to loosen them, and that a torch to heat them up first is not a bad idea - and was in the tool kit of every Boston area mechanic that had to do anything at all under a car.

Arizona has spoiled the hell out of me, we are used to 40+ year old cars and trucks where you can take any bolt under the vehicle, break it loose with a ratchet, and spin it out by hand. Anything at the junkyard too. Car nut heaven, I tell you.

That Cobra can clean up to a very nice car, but it would require a full tear-down of the chassis and much of the engine bay, lots of quality time with the bead blast cabinet, and refinishing all the small items before reassembly. But to me, that's all fun stuff.

-Mike S.