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    Bad Moose's MKIII

    Well since it was asked in my other thread and you guys like pic's, here we go.

    Right after it was finished



    427r Rousch powered
    TKO 600
    3.55 Truetrac Lincoln MK 8 8.8 center section
    IRS
    15to1 manual rack
    Painted by Steve Cook Creations in Oklahoma City

    Delivered in 2006 and finished in 2011 built by my Father.

    These are the pics about three weeks before I picked it up with 808 miles.





    They lied, dyno sheet is 531 hp and 524 torque. LOL Who cares? it is plenty for 2300 lbs







    Last edited by Bad Moose; 03-06-2016 at 10:06 AM.

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    My other toy. 1958 tr3a

    This was a 8yr frame off restoration done by me and my father, and the inspiration for the Cobra. After completing this my father knew he could build anything.




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    Great looking Cobra and TR3. What's under the other cover?
    Steve
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    FFR3542K, 347 C.I., EFI, T-5, 3-Link, Miata Front Sway Bar, Red with White Stripes

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    A TR6 Dad bought it from PA and on the first couple of drives broke the frame. So it was the third restoration we did, before the Cobra. We did not go into the engine on that one. just reworked the frame and powder coated frame and suspension. The straightened the body with new interior. It was a easy one. It has taken me 3 months of talking him into taking it to FL for a play car down there. I finally got it done. I think, I'm hauling it down in the fall. He wants to reseal the engine this summer. The second vehicle was a CJ7 that I did during the TR3a. That was the biggest money pit I ever did but had the most fun doing.

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    500+ hp & ft-lbs on Cooper Cobra's. That pretty much defines throttle control!

    That is a mighty fine pair of cars.
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    400hp 351w, TKO600, 3.27 3-link

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    Yep! LOL like I stated in the other thread, you don't blip the throttle or play when it's 60 degrees out. Hell after 80 degrees and warming the tires up driving around third gear will break them loose! And my father wondered why he drove the darn thing scared. LMAO!

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    Great looking MKIII. That motor is a monster.


    FFR 5369 Pin Drive, IRS, Trigos, Torsen, Wilwoods, FMS BOSS 302 "B" cam , Mass-flo. CA SB100 (SPCN) Registered
    Delivered 4/23/06. "Finished" 4/2012 (still not done!)


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