Sorry The Cobra's Not For Sale

Try finding parts for a II!

I drive a 76 Coupe to work everyday and I get a lot of thumbs up. If's are
like a fine wine they just gets better with time.

Andy
"dwight" > wrote in message
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>> Anyone else get this attention feast or famine?
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>> Patrick
>> '93 Cobra (not for sale)
>
> Famine, at the moment. Well, other than the cop complimenting me on TFrog
> a couple of weeks ago.
>
> And every year, when I take CFrog up to see the local Mustang club show,
> I'm asked if I'm showing the car.
>
> Otherwise, I don't get a lot of attention from the other "motorists" out
> there. Not like the good ol' days.
>
> Your Cobra is now 15 years old. Society's memory fails, after a time, and
> I wouldn't think that most drivers even know what it is. I definitely get
> the feeling that all those new Mustangers out there in their 2005-08
> jobbies don't even realize that the Fox WAS the Mustang for 15 seasons. No
> sense of history.
>
> And, while I'm at it...
>
> Mustangs Unlimited breaks the Mustang models into two basic categories:
> 1964-73 (10 model years) and then 1974-2008 (35 model years).
>
> Boy, I wish they'd separate out the Foxes. Hell, lump them in with the IIs
> and have a separate category for 1974-93. I hate wading through all of the
> 4th and 5th generation aftermarket parts, trying to find something for my
> little '93s.
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> dwight
> www.tfrog.com
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