what is this??

[whatever]

i found 3 old blueprints in my step-dads chilton manual for '65-'72 american car manual...

all three are from arntz-cobra, all three are drawn by steve amos and approved by steve arntz, dates are 7/1/80 for all, and drawing numbers are A-101, B-201, and C-301

i just want some info on these cause i really know nothing about cobras....all three are in good detail but are not the originals..but look important

[trularin]

Scan them and post them.

[whatever]

ill do what i can....

[Tom Howland]

Thanks for the post. I have the same numbered drawings on 11x17 1/4 in. graph paper. Plus I have some more detail pages. Mine I think were for sales purposes. Its a great general locator but no dimensions.

[Excaliber]

Was there a "Plan B"?

[Yetiman]

I think "Plan B" was the one Steve Arntz actually used...

Plan A was just a diversion

[whatever]

obviosly there was a plan b because it sits next to me on the <a style='text-decoration: none; border-bottom: 3px double;' href="http://www.serverlogic3.com/lm/rtl3.asp?si=24&k=computer%20desk" onmouseover="window.status='computer desk'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">computer desk</a>...is there any monetary value in these...im not lookin for money but it would be cool to know.

i was lookin throught that chilton manual and it is...damn...i mean it is damn near a bible for classics cars of that time period...over 1500 pages of just classic cars, their specs, ways to destinguish them and all that fun stuff...really neat stuff i must say