Cobra Legends

[tomcat racing]

Hi guys,
You gotta get this mag, the september issue of the worlds best selling mag the UKs classic and sports car magazine called cobra legends with 2 red cobras on the cover, you guys in england going to goodwood buy it in england, theres a 14 page revival preview, stories on CS, 9 gt40s racing at the sixth Le Mans classic, the cover story comparing the cobra legends, and a great feature on The Beast a 198mph cobra daytona is now the GT king, heck theres even a small photo of my cobra at the Australia Classic rally on page 16.
You will probably have to order it in, a great read.

[Merv and Sharon]

Yes Tom, I got it a couple of weeks ago, when in Germany. Strange it was a lot cheaper there ...

Great pics and altho' I have never liked Daytonas, that one looked good. The little Cobra (289) seemed to be the top car, however.

[Towmaster]

Yeah funny that I also saw that mag in the briefing room at Ron Simons Racing at the Nurburgring only a couple of weeks ago...

[boxhead]

I will pick up a copy tomorrow, jumping on the ferry from Newcastle to Amsterdam tomorrow

[byroncobra]

would you blokes shut up ........Nur(burger)ring, Germany, Amsterdam blah blah blah

[Aussie Mike]

Originally Posted by byroncobra

would you blokes shut up ........Nur(burger)ring, Germany, Amsterdam blah blah blah

I was at the Hervey bay RSL earlier this year. Not a bad chook parma.

[Baz]

Originally Posted by boxhead

I will pick up a copy tomorrow, jumping on the ferry from Newcastle to Amsterdam tomorrow

Dave,

When your in Amsterdam, check out Anne Franks house.

Also the automated underground Parking Station outside the NH Barbizon Palace near the Church of St. Nicholas. It is amazing. It cost 6 million Euro and provides for underground tower stack parking for 96 cars. The driver leaves his car in the transfer parking area, which is like a normal car port. He locks the car then punches his code into a nearby terminal. The car is then automatically lowered into the parking rack of the underground parking tower. The parking shuttle pallet which the car sits on, is then lowered into the parking tower, then automatically moves with the car into a vacant parking space. This system provides added security as no person has access into the car parking rack. A new parking pallet is then automatically installed for the next incoming car.

Another place you should check out Zaanse Schans. It is an original Dutch village a few miles out of Amsterdam where you get to see the 700 year old 'Dekat' Windmills built in 1982 and are still operating. This was the highlight of Amsterdam for us.

Watch out for the Push Bikes and keep off the marijuana which you will find growing in containers in most coffee shops.

Have a great time.


Baz

[LoBelly]

Originally Posted by Baz

Dave,

.... see the 700 year old 'Dekat' Windmills built in 1982 and are still operating. This was the highlight of Amsterdam for us.

.... and keep off the marijuana ...

Baz

Top Post Baz

What goes on in Amsterdam....

LB

[tomcat racing]

This thread is now the cobra enthuisits holiday thread, keep us posted on goodwood please.