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  1. 04-04-2008 06:50 PM #1
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    Cobra Build 52.jpgI have been told to post some pics of my scratch build of a Cobra replica, so I will give it a try. All of my pics are on Club Cobra gallery.
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    Lots done and still a long way to go!~!!!!!! Looking good, keep us updated on the progress! It takes a lot of work, but they're all worth it when you're done!!!!!!!!
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    That large structure on top, is that just a temporary jig, or what? I've just never seen one done that way and am curious.

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    Here are some more from earlier,Cobra Build 29.jpg

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    It's called a cowl support on the Cobra builds, there is more of the birdcage to build but I need the body to go much further. The frame I have been copying is the Hurricane Motorsport one and some from the original 427 SC frame.
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