Cobra,up in smoke.
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That's terrible
It's more likely to have been electrical or a brake line squirting onto the exhaust though.
Having seen a Tiger nearly go up at a trackday because his alternator plug came off and shorted itself to the exhaust I fitted a battery cut-off switch so I can at least prevent that cause of a fire.
It's more likely to have been electrical or a brake line squirting onto the exhaust though. Having seen a Tiger nearly go up at a trackday because his alternator plug came off and shorted itself to the exhaust I fitted a battery cut-off switch so I can at least prevent that cause of a fire.
_Dobbo_ said:
Nasty - glad no-one was hurt. Was it real or a replica?
Looks nasty, gutted, always loved cobras, nearly cried when my old man sold his one.
It is (was) a replica. Doorhandles a giveaway, looks like a Sumo.
Glad no-one was hurt, not the first one I've seen catch fire....
4wd said:
Thought so, as a metal body wouldn't have melted away.
(However the newer official carbon bodies may also melt like GRP too).
Get Aluminium hot enough and it'll burn nevermind melt......
Shame about the car it must have been lovely. Still hopefully the insurance will pay out enough to buy another shiney toy!
Car with Aluminium alloys apparently.....
Taken from here:
www.alfed.org.uk/templates/alfed/content.asp?PageId=111
(And i was wrong...aluminium does not burn!...oops)
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what a shame.
just glad no-one was hurt

