brand new 93 cobra still in wrapper.

aaron11272 said:

I think you guys are missing the point. If it weren't for someone storing it it's entire life, there would be no "new" '93 Cobra's today in 2007. Now, I personally wouldn't have the patience to store it like that, but I would really like to see that car in person now because you're not going to get many more chances to see a '93 Cobra in that condition.

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That what I'm saying. I know what the others are saying but I to would love to see this thing up close. probally on of the last chances one would get to see what a 93 cobra looked like from the factory untouched by an owner. like I said time capsule, it needs to be documented, pics taken, taken on a tour for us to see and then driven by someone who has some sense and taken care of. it does need to be driven but not a ton of miles just enough but mods wtf, no way she very well could be the queen of the 93 regular production cobras someday, the last of the last, you have to preserve and respect that. it's kinda like mustang law or something .

it was in a collection, if it was started and run i'm sure it will be okay. more important in climate control, since it was in a museum almost all use some type of system to control humidity which does an amazing job. think about collectors and other museums holding rarer cars. once it gets out of that enviroment that will be different story. it would be fun to drive it though, she must be has tight as a virgin .

LOL. I hear ya, but you must be strong don't go to the dark side don't go!!



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plus non of us are gonna get to beat the crap out if it, nice to dream though .

85_SS_302_Coupe said:

Yeah i know a guy who's the original owner of a '70 Challenger....it's got it all, the Hemi, plumb crazy paint....it's not quite as factory fresh as this Cobra but it's been in the garage pretty much its whole life. Cars like these NEED to be beat on once in a while to keep things fresh and opened up, and since the Challenger never gets that (the guy is terrified of it and i bet you my coupe would give it a run for its money) it runs like total crap, yet i bet it doesn't have 30k miles on it.

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I have about 33,000 miles on my svt, most of it when it was new. so at 7 years old that's a little over 4,000 miles a year right now.last 3-4 years don't put much miles on her. she is stored, taken care of, but I do run her and have fun just don't take alot of chances. it stil is factory fresh and doesn't have any issues, leather is still soft and all the hoses are good, rubber is fine. I look at this way yes I can't take it with me ( I will pass it on to my sons along wit the stang) but it is the last year of the model and only 207 made in this color, so to me it cannot be replaced. i know of atleast 10+ sofar my same year and color that have been wrecked or totally modded beyond being going back to stock and I'm sure there is more, so it means something, to me atleast. 10 more years people wont even now what it is, heck at car shows they don't even know they think it's an sho .