[charlandk]

The only difficult part of owning my cobra is having to watch the daily weather report before deciding to take it to work. Hate to have it sit in the parking lot out side my office window and watch it get rained on. The heat doesnt bother me nor does the noise. I have a heater and soft top for the really cool days which for me will expand the driving season significantly living in New England. Absolutely love, love, love my car. I spent most of my study hall time in high school reading about and looking at pictures of these cars in any mags and books I could find. I told myself that I would own one some day and that passion never went away so when I got divorced I got it for a gift to myself for putting up with the ex's **** for 21 years. My kids are out of school and I deserved it.

You cant go wrong with Jay and Brian at Vinatage. They are good guys. You will experience some minor issues the first year with it but they were great with helping me sort through my minor issues. Brian really knows his stuff when it comes to these cars. There are lots of really nice cobra replicas out there but If I were to do it again, I would have no issues with getting another Backdraft. Take your time and really put a lot of thought into what you want and how you want it set up. I rushed into mine a bit and there are things that I am changing now. It was like Christmas for me. I couldnt wait to get my gift.