Employee Parking at Factory Five

Posted on May 22, 2024 by in What's New

Employee parking at Factory Five on a nice New England Spring day!

I think it’s cool that the guys who weld your Mk4 chassis, drive the same thing. It’s also cool knowing that either of these two Factory Fives, as they sit, will outperform the original legendary 1960’s Cobras in every single performance category, and are safer, more efficient, more reliable, and more comfortable. What could be a better way to build upon and continue this American legacy?

Dave Smith
President

Dark silver metallic Mk4, built and owned by Riley R., welding department.

Orange Mk4 with offset stripes, built and owned by Jon D., welding and CNC Manager

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