the hitch but if he is an autocrosser and has a set of race wheels and tires that is not that uncommon

 

Looks like a tow hitch on the back of a cobra...

 

Aside from the Mustang looking like a V6, Cobra is misspelled.

I'm not sure, but it look like it reads COBAP

 

It was definitely a V8, sounded pretty good. I was waiting for him to pull up next to me and try and race, but he stayed behind for the whole 32 miles to work. Every lane change I made, he was right there.

 

Yeah, what's up with the misspelled Cobra inserts?

 

Seems pretty simple to me.. Looks like part of the letter probably just dried up and came off, it's pretty common for older vinyl to dry up and crack....

 

whats worse is there is a 95 cobra conv. car with the rims, badges, bumpers and all down to a T and its a freakin v6, has one exhaust pipe coming out the back. I normally see the car when I would drop off our youngest at school in the morning and would be like WTF?

 

there is a train running down the middle or you highway? lol jk. Yeah the hitch is a little ugly...but like said early hopefully there for pulling a set of track rims/tires around.

 

We have those too once you get closer to Chicago. It's always a bit weird when you haven't been down there in a while, and you suddenly see a train in the middle of the interstate

 

haha, that would be Bay Area Rapid Transit. Who knows, maybe he does use it to pull rims and tires around, but something tells me not. Oh well..

 

mass transit!

 

all you eastern types and your mass transit and eco friendly commuting...disgust; lol

out here in the west we drive our big *** pick up trucks, our rusted v8's and off to the desert we go. lol


actually they just finished putting in one of those trains that connects santa fe to Albuquerque, but it is indeed odd the first time you see a train scooting down the middle, best thing about it is no more police turning around on you in the middle of the interstate

 

lol. the majority of our highways don't have these. only the ones closer to downtown chicago have them. the ones further away don't have them and then we have to deal with the 5-0 problem.

 

Oh I still drive my mustang to work. I was taking it for awhile, but its actually cheaper for me to drive right now.

 

once i move downtown i'll be taking the train to school but still be driving back out to the suburbs to work. i have an unlimited transit pass, costs about 90$/year.

 

i love taking the BART, especially to the giants stadium since it beats paying for parking

 

Yeah thats nice and convenient. For me to take it to work, I gotta transfer, then take a free 10 minute shuttle from the BART station to my work. I was getting up at 5:20 to be at work by 7:45ish. Now I get up at the same time and I'm at work by 6:45.

 

I think it would be unnerving to be that close to a train in the median. What if it jumps the track? Geez, you would have no where to escape. I guess it depends on how fast it runs.. I'd still be nervous.. Almost like 18 wheelers on I-95 in the southeast. I hate getting near those things..

 

Eh its not nerve racking. They usually go around 60-70 mph. Those are more safe than a lot od the dumbasses driving around.