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Old 04-16-2010, 09:22 AM
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Jeff Here,
Well I just bought a Mark2 FFR and now I need to get it home.
Does anyone have a flat bed trailer I can borrow or rent ?
I live in South San Jose and the car is in Fremont ca.
Any help you can supply would be greatly appriated.

Did I mention how excited I am !!!!!!!!!

Thank you , Jeff McCabe
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Old 04-16-2010, 10:01 AM
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Congratulations Jeff!

Are you going to get the car on the road with the 427 or start the electric conversion right away?
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Old 04-16-2010, 10:06 AM
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Congratulations Jeff!

Are you going to get the car on the road with the 427 or start the electric conversion right away?
Just a guess, but I think he's going to start the 9-volt battery conversion right away. Congrats Jeff!

Now what's the difference between a FFR MKII and a FFR MKIII?
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Old 04-16-2010, 01:09 PM
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You could rent one fron U-Haul.
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Old 04-16-2010, 08:29 PM
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i can help on sunday. sat i'm going down to buttonwillow to crew on the GTM team. its an elclosed trailer
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Old 04-16-2010, 09:36 PM
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Boy what a busy day ! Thanks for the offers to help. It hit it perfect with my first phone call. I called Rod at The Mustang Ranch and he set me up with their flat bed tow person.
I had the Cobra, second body and all the boxes home in two trips.
And thanks again to Bob from Snooze and Cruz Transpot for being so good at what he does. I would recommend him to anyone who needs their Cobra moved.
I plan on finding out exactly what 427 motor I have, with Rods help.
I plan on pulling it apart right away, even though the Go Cart is ready to go !
Pretty tempting, hugh
I will post some pictures this weekend and some specific on the many very nice pieces in it. Here are just a few: Pin Drive, two peice wheels, Full Willwood brakes, including pedal box, inde
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opps, hit the send button,
FFR Independent rear, tubular control arms and so on and so on.
Anyway, ill post more this weekend.
I am one happy boy !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Old 04-18-2010, 01:39 AM
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Bob Nepolitan (snooze and cruise ) has been our main Tow guy for years, he has towed many a Cobra , mustang and partially assembled and disassembled car as they Come into the ranch. - - transported them to paint booths , etc. If you need his contact info you can call the Ranch , or send me a PM .

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PS: glad you have a starting place Jeff ! -- now get to it !
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so where are the pics??? Let me know if you need help on the FFR. I've got a little experience here...
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so where are the pics??? Let me know if you need help on the FFR. I've got a little experience here...
Sorry, Had to ignore the car this weekend
Im in the middle of a master bath build.
Soon..real soon ill post pictures.
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I know that car would go fast. Congrats!
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Ok,
Here are some pictures.
I stopped bye Home Depot on the to make a body hoist system so I can give my wifes spot back in the garage.....for now
As you can see the car came with two bodies. One has a nice Black with a gost blue stripe. The paint is weathered, but does rub out easly. I cleaned and used rubbing compound on one of the worst areas and it came back quickly. The other is gell coat. I will sell the gell coat one.
The motor is a all iron 427, with only about an hour on a complete rebuild. It will be for sale to.
I will start a new thread on FFCobra site to start ""Electric" Roadster project.

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Old 04-20-2010, 09:44 PM
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Sorry, Had to ignore the car this weekend
Im in the middle of a master bath build.
Soon..real soon ill post pictures.
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I'm not the only Cobra guy doing a major master bathroom remodel???

My trick is to send my car up for paint during the remodel. That plan has fallen apart, though, as my Cobra will be back next week and, uh, the bathroom remodel is far from completion...

I figure I've earned my right to have my car painted for the work I'm doing on the remodel. I'm saving more by "doing it myself" than I am spending on the paint.

You know what that means: ENGINE UPGRADES!!!!

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Dangereous Doug,
Yaa, I thought I was going to have more time for the Cobra this weekend, then I got a call from UPS freight tonight....the cabinets will be here friday
Jeff
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Ahh tit for tat. I remember the routine do a little of this so you can do a little of that. Balance, that's what it is all about. I have been doing that all my life and most of the time it worked out. Congrats on your new purchase but why do you have two Cobra bodies in your garage?

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you guys are amateurs! I did it the easy way: bought my wife a Toyota Highlander, THEN asked for permission a month later.

Much cleaner and less stressful than a remodel and I get to drive two cars.
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Im in the middle of a master bath build.
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I'm not the only Cobra guy doing a major master bathroom remodel???

My trick is to send my car up for paint during the remodel. That plan has fallen apart, though, as my Cobra will be back next week and, uh, the bathroom remodel is far from completion...

I figure I've earned my right to have my car painted for the work I'm doing on the remodel. I'm saving more by "doing it myself" than I am spending on the paint.

You know what that means: ENGINE UPGRADES!!!!

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Doug ... I like your way of thinking ... sounds good to me !
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I got K an E55 AMG / left the bathroom alone.
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