Cobra replica weather protection

Cobra replica weather protection

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Randy Winkman

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Sunday 22nd September 2019
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Anyone have views on what to look for in this respect when buying a Cobra replica? I guess that it mostly depends on what I expect to do with the car. But any views on how well hard-tops, soft-tops and tonneaus tend to work and how much they contribute to the experience? Cheers.

Randy Winkman

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16,164 posts

190 months

Tuesday 24th September 2019
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Thanks both. I take the point about it being a good weather car but my thinking is that some weather protection at least gives a plan B.

Randy Winkman

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16,164 posts

190 months

Thursday 26th September 2019
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Narcisus said:
I used to get wet below about 50 if it rained but then I didn’t have any side windows ! Not much fun if a lorry overtakes you on the motorway ....

To be honest it was a rare event if I went out in the wet with a big yank V8 it was extremely easy to lose traction even when treating the throttle like driving on egg shells.

Used the tonneau frequently if leaving the car unattended.
Cheers. I'll just have to drive very fast in straight lines if it rains. beer

Randy Winkman

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Saturday 22nd February 2020
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Hoonigan said:
That looks great...

Chris Sideways said:
I love it too.