Premier Motorsports Cobra for sale

sagamore · #1 (**permalink**) 06-17-2005, 06:28 AM

Premier Motorsports 427 Cobra Featured in July 2003 issue of Kit Kar Magazine. 1275 mi, completed 2 ½ years ago. SCCA so no 428 Cobra Jet. Bottom end main stud girdle, Scat high nickel crank, eagle rods, J & E Pistons, total seal rings, Comp cams custom grind solid full roller cam, victor intake, Edelbrock alum heads prepped by Keith Kraft, jet performance Holly carb. Dynoed at 427 hp @ 7000 rpm at the rear wheels in mild tune. (12:1 air/fuel, 35 degree total adv.) HP was still increasing at 7000 rpm. Using a 7500 rpm chip and tuning to a 13:1 air/fuel and 38-40 degree advance should result in a significant gain of HP. TKOII 5 speed, aluminum housed 8.8 IRS with 3:73 gears and adjustable coilover shocks. Compomotive 17 in 3 pc rims with Michelin Pilot sports. Suspension parts are interchangeable with original Shelby 427. Car comes with dyno sheets and detailed pictoral history of the build. For more pics and details of car, go to www.frankstone.us $57500. (913) 341-2771 Download with .jpg ***************** Pics have been resized for faster download****************

mattr762 · #2 (**permalink**) 06-17-2005, 01:45 PM

Frank,
FYI, many people might have trouble opening some of your pictures because they don't have extensions on them. Extentions (.jpg) help clarify which program to be opened in.

Good luck,
Matt

sagamore · #3 (**permalink**) 06-18-2005, 07:31 AM

Matt,
Thanks for the suggestions. I added that to the post and resized the pics to greatly speed up download time.

Thanks again, Frank

mrmustang · #4 (**permalink**) 06-18-2005, 08:44 AM

Frank,

You need to name the file then add a ".jpg" to them, otherwise even your server does not regnize them and a proper format, and few (if any) people will just download and rename a file for fear of it being virus infected.

Bill S.

PS: For example:

http://www.bills2.us/tim/DSCN4493.JPG

When opened from my server looks like this:

While your files cannot be opened directly from your server due to the lack of the proper file extention(s)

Notice the file extention of ".JPG"

sagamore · #5 (**permalink**) 06-18-2005, 07:21 PM

I'm confused. www.frankstone.us is a web page. when you click on it you automaticly go there and there is a list of subdirectories. when you open one the pics are named as to what they are. they used to have a number then.jpg but I thought people might like to know what they were opening. I have had friends do it with no problem. I would appreciate any suggestions on how to eliminate the confusion. Thanks. the pic looks like a Gran Sport?

mattr762 · #6 (**permalink**) 06-18-2005, 10:10 PM

Frank,
After each file name just add back the ".jpg"

file name says = B.LEFTSIDE2
it should say = B.LEFTSIDE2.jpg

So add the .jpg on the end of each picture name.

lineslinger · #7 (**permalink**) 06-18-2005, 10:14 PM

Are you working on a Mac? Often Mac applications will let you name files without the extension, but PC programs automatically add it. You can add it to a legitimate file by simply adding the period and the "jpg." On the other hand, you may not see the extensions on a PC, either; Windows XP doesn't show extensions by default. You have to open an explorer winddow and go to "Tools,""View," and uncheck "Hide extensions for known files types." Then you will see the entire file name, including the extension.