Hello

[Greensnake]

Just thought i would stop in and say hi. I am on my third B&B cobra. I live In Alton. And also build custom Turkey pans if anyone is intrested in one here is a picture. Thanks Lonny

[6stringcobra]

Welcome aboard Lonny. Welcome to the madness!

[Matthew 10:16]

:eek: Hey Lonny:

I've seen pictures of Cobras with Turkey Pans. I however have no idea what they do. :confused: The impression I get is they are inserted between the intake manifold and the carburator. :confused: Why so? Please excuse my ignorance. :o Your Friend Dave

[STL Mark]

That is the nicest Turkey Pan I have ever seen!

We should add a club store and sell t-shirts, and turkey pans, and all sorts of stuff.

All kidding aside though - really nice!

Mark

[Greensnake]

Thanks for the welcome guys & the compliment on the Turkey pan. I do Fabricate a lot of Parts for Finishline since 1999 to Paula & Enzo They are great People. On the Turkey pan Dave it goes between the Intake & carb and serves as a kinda ram air effect when you close the hood with your hoodscoop & cools the fuel for more horsepower.Here is a picture of my last B&B cobra i sold to a guy in Georgia. I sure miss it . but i got another one started with a hardtop. Thanks again guys. :DLonny

[Mike DeGuire]

Hi Lonny,
I remember meeting you at a show in Ill. I've got the black and red FFR. Welcome aboard and I'm looking forward to seeing you again.

[Greensnake]

Hi Mike, Was that you at the Roxana, IL Park Show? I think you made a Raydot mirror bracket on your car that looked really cool. I still building mine i should be able to fire it up soon. I been helping my brother with his 1928 ford truck ratrod he is trying to get done for the power tour.

[Mike DeGuire]

Lonny, That was me. Good luck with your car and the '28. We did the Power Tour in 2004. 8 hours in the rain in a car with no top was too much so we turned around and came home. Even though we were soaked, we had a good time.