I started my research back in February of this year . I'm the guy who has the cobra replica with a Jaguar rear end .I just want to pop in and thank all involved with my questions and say THANK YOU !! I'm finished with the installation and I will post pictures . Believe me , I could not have done it without your help ., Bob

 

Nice fabrication work. Any other Jag bits on the car? Pics to share?

 

Thanks David , but No David , no other Jaguar parts on the Cobra . Just the rear end . That is what Unique MFG. , Gadsten , Alabama , uses on their cobra replicas . I've always been a car guy and mostly have done all my own work , , I don't know squat about Jaguars , but , with this forum's members I have learned a lot !

 

I am really impressed with not only the fabrication, but the design of the bracket . The roller and indent ot set the brake is so simple yet so effective, the professionals should take note...

Now you have teased us with a bit of your snake. More pictures of the rest,, all of it!!

Carlr

 

OK Thank You JagCad


Her are two pictures from the London ,Ohio cobra show . I've made changes since then .

 

Since these pict's. I added dash tubes , twin pusher fans , quick jacks and screens . I do all the work myself and having a bridgeport mill helps ,And the last thing ,which brought me to your forum , the E-brake

 

SLEEK!!

What does one call a collectn of Cobras?

there is one around here somewhere. it comes out on the prowl on occasion. snarling!! Or, is it hissing!!!

Carl

 

I don't know what they are called , but , I've waited 30-40- years to get mine . And it is a replica .




The action shot was taken by John at our monthly cruise in town .Our historical society came up with this because COVID cancelled most of the car shows Here .

 

Can you tell me anything about the ramps in your first two pics?

Thanks

Dave

 

Sure Dave , this is a Kwik Lift . You can google the Kwik lift , I bought mine used and it has saved me so much time and is less physical than having to jack up all for corners of a vehicle . I also have the removable jacking plate . Bob

 

Thanks Bob, I appreciate that info.

Dave

 

A group of cobras is called a quiver.

Thanks to google I have learnt something today, so it hasn't been such a dead loss after all....................