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Well, the roadster has 186 miles on it and by the end of tomarrow should be around 300. Been having a blast the whole time. I've read alot of stories about what it's like to really drive one of these things, but it's so much better to actually do it. In the short while I've been behind the wheel I've noticed a few things.
You can have a Cobra (replica) with the crappiest paint job in the world and people will still like it (mine's un-painted).
The younger kids really like the body style and they're not afraid to let you know it. They'll give you thumbs up, go out of their way to look at it, and yell compliments as they go by.
I found that 100 mph doesn't seem much different than 60 mph. The car rides the same and it doesn't seem like you're going that fast.
Small children like to wave at Cobras. I don't know why.
Driving a Cobra up and down the rows at the Ford dealership gets alot of salemen outside.
Bumpy roads suck. And having to pee while traveling one is murder.
The wife says roadsters are fun to ride in but you can't go inside anywhere. It's one of those "hair" things. I don't see a problem.
Can't wait until tomarrow!
Thanks.
Greg
You can have a Cobra (replica) with the crappiest paint job in the world and people will still like it (mine's un-painted).
The younger kids really like the body style and they're not afraid to let you know it. They'll give you thumbs up, go out of their way to look at it, and yell compliments as they go by.
I found that 100 mph doesn't seem much different than 60 mph. The car rides the same and it doesn't seem like you're going that fast.
Small children like to wave at Cobras. I don't know why.
Driving a Cobra up and down the rows at the Ford dealership gets alot of salemen outside.
Bumpy roads suck. And having to pee while traveling one is murder.
The wife says roadsters are fun to ride in but you can't go inside anywhere. It's one of those "hair" things. I don't see a problem.
Can't wait until tomarrow!
Thanks.
Greg
