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Hello Fellow Factory Five Members,

This is my first blog entry to share about my recently purchased GTM Gen1 kit.

On August 27th, 2011 I became the new owner of build #105 which makes me the third title holder and
likely the last. This kit made its way into Canada through British Columbia, and then shipped to the North
Bay area where I learned about the sale.

Upon seeing the GTM up close and live I was blown away; the photos and video really ...

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My delivery date is still far out but in the mean time my friend let me go to his machine shop and play yesterday.
I am a newbie when it comes to this stuff. I got to play with a press brake and bend some radiator mounts for a project car they were working on, got to use the air riviter which took care of all my fears of making sure all the rivets on my mk4 will be perfect, played with clekos they are simple and awesome.
Just had a great day fabricating stuff and getting to play with ...

For those not familiar with this, the 15th annual "Snakes To The Lake" just completed this weekend. It is a trip to Lake Tahoe, CA/NV.

Please go to this post for the first batch of photos!
[url]http://www.clubcobra.com/forums/bay-area-cobra-club/112305-definitive-snakes-lake-thread.html#post1148392[/url]

Yesterday the first part of my Roadster arrived. I ordered the Moser 8.8" rear end because I'm going with the 3-link rear suspension. This ships from Moser Engineering in Indiana, so it arrived ahead of the kit. I was eagerly awaiting my first box, which was to arrive by freight between 3 PM and 6 PM. The sounds of school buses and garbage trucks were driving me crazy as I waited! Finally the doorbell rang and the freingh truck was out front with my crate on a pallet jack.

The ...

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[QUOTE=ZwickFF;30999]Just bought a beautiful Mark 2 roadster #2098 originally purchased on 2000. Heater doesn't seem to work. 3 speed fan works fine. Heater temp switch is the same 4 position swith as the fan with only 2 wires hooked up. Not sure how that would control temp. Looking for specs and wiring diagram for the Mark 2 heater.[/QUOTE]