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My brother has a 96 mystic cobra with 1800 miles on it. Love that thing.

very cool. i love mine as well. dont drive it much though. you could eat off the engine its so clean

and i just recently took the plastic off the back seats that had been on them since they were new. as far as i know, nobody has ever even sat in the back seats. love the sound the exhaust makes on that car too. even moreso than my 04 Mystichrome Cobra

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ive always been into jeeps and rock crawling (i'm an outdoor buff)

heres a pic of my jeep i recently sold due to just having a baby...





and back when it had a blue cage....



heres why my wife decided i couldnt "afford" it anymore once my daughter was born...





i'm a bit on the hardcore side i guess... that POS was my daily driver for about 6 years and i had over 14k invested in parts alone....

RBZ stage 2 driver & 3 wood

Original AP1 4-GW

Vokey 54.10 & 58.04

Scotty Newport 2


Add another rock crawler to the mix.

Started as a 75 International Scout, now it is a combination of parts. Currently working on a Ford 5.0/C6 swap. The fenders, hood, 5' of frame and the steering column are original.


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