 A friend of one of the TCC members let the club use his ranch pasture for an overall shot of the club's snakes. Next year, maybe we'll have a lift to snap this photo from a higher vantage point. |  |  Outgoing president David Shelton had his back to us in the photograph. The couple wearing the matching red and black jackets is Dave and Debra Grabowski. Their No. 8 Backdraft Racing Cobra is resting easy after some exercise. |
 Jim Jacobs, from Dallas, built a most sanitary Unique Motorcars 289FIA roadster, which he drives anytime the weather is nice. |  We enjoyed some ice-cold beverages at The Oasis Restaurant on Friday afternoon while appreciating the view of Lake Travis. |  The white-over-red Backdraft Cobra replica was brand new, with just 100 miles showing on the odometer. Cruising the Austin area was a great way to break in the 402ci Roush-powered roadster. |
 TCC lined up to pull into the El Arroyo Restaurant parking lot for the Saturday lunch. |  Paul Risch's ride: the No. 27 Cobra. |  On Friday, Ann and her husband hosted the Houston Cobra Club for lunch. They have a spectacular vacation home on the Llano River. |
 There were Cobras as far as the eyes could see in the El Arroyo parking lot. |  DCC/TCC member Larry Reyburn secured a prime end space for his No. 15 FFR Type 65 Daytona coupe. |  No wonder David Shelton wore a patriotic hued baseball cap: his Cobra is painted red, white, and blue. |
 This black-over-burgundy ERA roadster looked great. It's owned by Waco resident David Kidwell. |  This No. 86 roadster showed superior fit and finish (owner in baseball cap). |  One way to make a white-over-blue Cobra stand out is to put a hardtop on it. That's what John Russell did with his Superformance roadster. |
 One of the latest acquisitions of DCC/TCC member Jay Nordstrom is a Shelby GT350R Mustang clone. Guardsman Blue stripes over Wimbledon White looks right on a '65 2+2. |  Since Jim Driesch and his wife Sharon recently moved into a community with more distinguished neighbors, they've taken a fair bit of ribbing for hanging out with an older crowd. The HCC gave Jim a Cobra walker, which must have appealed to the Hooters girls, who were all too happy to pose with Jim for photos. |  HCC/TCC member James Wagner showed his 460ci Ford V-8 powered Street Beast Cobra to an admirer. He also kindly chauffeured KIT CAR on Saturday. |