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1965 AC Cobra

Durham, NC

Chassis, number CSX 2421 was, according to the SAAC World Registry, shipped to Los Angeles aboard the SS Dintledyk, and it was invoiced on November 6, 1964, to Jerry Watson Ford, of Fort Wayne, Indiana. That invoice was then voided, and the car returned to Los Angeles, for sale by Carroll Shelbys own dealership, Hi-Performance Motors, from which it soon sold.
From 1965 to 1973 not much is known about this cars whereabouts but the Cobra made its way to Pennsylvania, into the hands of its first documented owners, Bill and Kathy Armstrong. The Armstrongs had moved up to Pennsylvania after finishing their stint at Fort Bragg here in North Carolina. They enjoyed showing their Cobra in various Eastern and Midwestern events, even winning an award at the New Hope Auto Show in 1977 (INSERT picture) and taking the Best Cobra award at the first annual SAAC meet in Brown County, Indiana, in 1978.