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Originally Posted by madmaxx
You may be able to drive a cobra year around within boundries, like light rain, but make no mistake they are not dailey drivers unless you live in arizona or nevada and if you drive them in even light rain they will deteriorate. You have a massive air scoop as the driving rain blows on top of your enigne I would imagine the ignition would crap out. It would be generous to say the top and side windows are splash proof. Tonneau is nice if you do get caught out in the weather. I have never driven one in the rain but have washed mine twice.
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SPF as a daily driver? I believe Mr. Kellogg has some experience with that, should he care to comment again.
As for driving in the rain, I have all the experience with that I want. I have driven my SPF in a couple of really heavy rains, once without the top on. Had 2 inches of water in the footwells. While it was no fun, I can confirm that the car is waterproof. There were no ignition or instrument problems.
As others have said, search the archives, drive both and your answer will come clear. I obviously like the SPF. Dealer support has been outstanding, and SCOF is a major asset.
Jerry