what all makes a "cobra" 95-95

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08-13-2013, 01:43 PM

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Duncan_GT

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Originally Posted by dawson1112

Looks like a poor attempt at a batmobile...

I lol'd at this. Who would dump all that time and money into a base model??

08-13-2013, 01:57 PM

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dawson1112

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Originally Posted by Duncan_GT

I lol'd at this. Who would dump all that time and money into a base model??

Lol hard saying, but I half expect that upon closer examination one could make out the brush strokes in the paint.

And I especially like how they painted right over the rear side markers.

08-14-2013, 05:38 AM

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BaltRavens

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Originally Posted by dawson1112

And that's the way to do it. ^^
It is one thing to like the look of the cobra hood bumpers and such but be proud of your gt,
I see far to many base and gt models with cobra badges , and the guys are trying to pass it off as a cobra or a clone.
This has to be one of the worst examples I have come across though.

http://toledo.craigslist.org/cto/3953651464.html

But I have seen a few of the gt's on craigs list with cobra badges and the seller was listing them as cobras.

Well I overlook any ad that says Mustang Cobra clone. They always end up looking terrible. I have seen a few well converted GT into a Cobra clone but its rare. If a mustang guy wants a Cobra just buy a Cobra, that is the way I see it. It makes mustangs look bad also when their lacking GT or V6 gets smoked at the light lol and everyone thinks its a Cobra from the badges. I may not even do the hood but the bumper cover imo is a must on a SN95 it just looks so much better than the GT models.