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Super cool story...and Guy.Thanks for sharing.

Glad you enjoyed it.great cars.Hopefully the new owner will drive the hell out of it!These vehicles deserve to be in the public eye lest people forget IMHO...

Just received it...

You may be referring to me but, let me explain.
After reading about Cobras, I saw my first Cobra (CSX 2313) on the streets of Madison, WI in 1965. I became friends with the original owner within a couple of months. In 1972 I purchased 6S 1023 (Green/gold Hertz), followed by 6S 1314 (green with stripes), and 6S 1545 (red, no stripes). I joined SAAC in 1978 and was a member until about 2000 attending some National Conventions and many events at Road America and Watkins Glen. I saved anything and everything (except the cars!) that I thought had value related to Cobras and Shelbys.
I continued to buy and sell over the years and lately I'm selling. I'm in my 80's and rather than see the remaining items I have go in the dumpster I plan on posting them to sell on the Forum.
If someone finds value in them that will be great. If not, well I'll be the one to put them in the dumpster.
Mike in WI

.     Location of said dumpster please.....LOL

Nice rides!

We will always have Hwy. an American pastoral..

Gone too soon....R.I.P.Martin.

It's with Carrolls "rediscovered"cobra chassis.....

To you as well!Have a great 2026!

Dope!!!

Try Chubb....

Where was it this year?I miss the S.M.Pier....

Had the opposite experience with the cal. D.M.V. when I went to register my 67 and have original plates reassigned after over 20 years off the road unregistered and not non oped...Lady on the phone help line couldn't have been more helpful.Suggested "work arounds"to retain my original title /keep reg. fees down,and ease the process to get  my original plates reassigned to the car.I was on hold for along time initially, but then the process was very,very smooth..Probably helped that she was a longtime t bird collector....Sometimes you get lucky I guess.....

Killer car!

No z on tag...