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Originally Posted by fastd
I think it would be a good idea for you to make sure that when you drive it, you get it up to 80+ mph and keep it there long enough to get a feel for the car, i.e. after the excitement of driving it wears off just a little so that you can allow your reasoned judgement to return. Check to see how it feels at that speed; can you feel any shakes in the steering column, seat of your pants, etc. Fixing "at speed" problems can be tricky to diagnose and expensive to fix...
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thanks for the tip
... i'm a little used to wrench ...so , correct me if i'm wrong, if there are problems...they can be solved ..... i mean, if all suspension components , alignment,tires,and steering devices are in good shape in a not previous "wrecked" car... it must perform as they ever had it in mind building it new , no ?
I hope ( do not know ) that those Contemporary Cobras do perform ( in as new condition) as they should do ......... As we say here, buying a second hand is in most cases buying somebody elses problem... if you can solve it... that's just great !
PS Hobbying my cars is mostly more working on them then driving... but , hey, that's me
