FirstCoastCobraClub

Thanks...good advice. Went down for about half the day. Good crowd. LOTS of cars, all over the map in variety. Didn't make any parts acquisitions, but saw quite a few guys with wagons in tow and various treasures in them. Only a couple of Cobras that I saw and none I recognized. Worth going, but a ...

Thanks, Carl!

I've never gone but heard it's quite an event. Thinking of going down for the entertainment, maybe Friday. Any comments from anyone who has attended? Is there usually a better day to go? If anyone else is interested or going, let me know... Bob

Yes, Sidney confirmed car belongs to John...a FFR. build...

The answer to a question that shouldn't have been asked? An internal combustion engine is the essence of a Cobra...why eliminate it?

It's up at the Classic Car Museum with Sidney. It has a 347 crate motor and a Tremec 5-spd. He's selling it for a local guy...can ask him if the guy's name is John...

I'd be interested in going, although weather looks dicey. Will PM you Mike...

We had a nice time at our first "Reptile Roundup"! Ran between the raindrops a little, but we managed to stay dry in the Cobra. Met some very nice, friendly Cobra folks from other places and overall enjoyed ourselves. Wish the weather had been more certain as it might have encouraged others to ...

That said, have joined DSCC so that more information will be forthcoming... ..]

Greetings from Maine!
Patty & I are hoping to be back in FL mid-October, so we should be able to participate in this event. Miss driving the Cobra! Saturday the 24th is Cars & Coffee at the CCM of St. Augustine, so maybe the DSCC would want to participate in that morning event as part of the ...