April 5, 2008 gathering
Cobra roadsters, GT40s and Mustang GT350s rendezvous
at The Tailgate Grill & Bar—Ventura, California


Show photo above is hotlinked (same image, MUCH larger size).

For you folks in other parts of the world... that's
what a California blue sky looks like!


John Anderson (of Thousand Oaks, California) in his splendid silver Classic Roadsters Cobra. Photo above hotlinked to larger view of this same image.


Geoff & Diane DeSio's (Oxnard) brand-spanking-new Ford GT.
Photo above is hotlinked (alternate view, MUCH larger size).


Geoff & Diane DeSio's Ford GT.
Engine shot above is hotlinked (alternate view, MUCH larger size).


A frontal shot of Paul Scott's breathtaking Factory Five roadster.
Note those Lucas "tripod" headlamps.

Photo above is hotlinked (same image, MUCH larger size).

Here's a gentle nudge for you: if you've never managed to capture a head-on frontal shot of a Cobra roadster with this sort of drama (I characterize this view as that of "a rapidly-approaching hammerhead shark")... then you haven't read my Cobra Frontal Shots Tips here on CobraCountry.


Pete Munroe (Rancho Palos Verdes) alongside his ERA 289FIA.
Photo above is hotlinked (cockpit shot, MUCH larger size).


Pete Monroe's small-block powerplant: eye candy for 289 Cobra aficionados. It was these nimble, small-block Shelby serpents that ripped the World Manufacturers Championship out of Enzo's grip.

Engine photo is hotlinked (same image, MUCH larger size).


Rob Harand just pulled up in his spectacular Midnight Blue ERA 427SC.

Photo above is hotlinked (same view, MUCH larger size).

Tri-County Cobras
(Ventura, Santa Barbara and Los Angeles Counties)

TCC started out with just two guys getting together over breakfast one day in Ventura in 2001. The first 'formal' luncheon occurred back in October 2001, with seven Cobras and Cobra replicas showing up at The Sandwich Factory in Ventura. The group is not a club or organized association—no officials, no dues—just a gaggle of Cobra owners sharing a common interest and having a ton of fun.

TCC's periodic Saturday 'luncheon get-together' takes place every two months and occasionally shifts to different eateries (bar & grills, barbeque joints, beaneries, bistros, breakfast shops, buffets, pasta grilles, patisseries, pizzarias and pubs). The hours are basically 11:00am to 1:00pm; more often than not, an optional after-lunch highway cruise is conducted, weather permitting.

Tri-County Cobras

for more information about Tri-County Cobras,
and/or to install yourself onto TCC's
"Upcoming Event Notification Roster," email:
John Wais at: TriCountyCobras@Gmail.com

this month's event was photographed by

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on CobraCountry
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