1965 Shelby Cobra

Every trip will be an adventure when driving this striking Superformance MKIII. The Indigo Blue paint is highlighted by a pair of classic Wimbledon White Le Mans racing stripes, as well as the polished roll bar. Cobra badges are fitted to the nose, trunk and fenders, as well as the Steering Wheel Center Cap. Tri-Bar Headlights are a very nice period upgrade. The Cobra is powered by a 482CID Big Block engine breathing through 8 Stack Electronic Fuel Injection cranking out 635HP. The engine is highlighted by cast aluminum Shelby Valve Covers and a polished stainless steel Header Tank. Gear selection is done via a Tremec (TKO600) 5 speed transmission. All this power is put to the ground through period correct 15 Halibrand Style Wheels wrapped in super sticky Avon Tires. A battery main shut-off switch is mounted inside the trunk. This Superformance MKIII has a Limited Slip Differential and Power Disc 4 Piston Wilwood Brakes. Other options include the custom-tuned Bilstein coil-over shocks with adjustable ride height. SP02814 has period correct Smiths Gauges with a Lucas Ammeter Gauge in the period correct dash layout, as well as a beautiful wood-rimmed steering wheel. The doors are secured by original style carriage style latches. All openings, such as engine bay, trunk, and cockpit are wrapped around steel subframe for increased strength and support. The steering wheel is crafted of fine wood while the dash is wrapped in leather, as are the steel framed seats that have period correct webbing for comfort and elegant aesthetics. Other key accessories include a fitted tonneau cover, soft top with side windows, and custom floor mats with Shelby logo. The Superformance MKIII is a meticulously engineered and crafted reproduction of the original, built under license from Carroll Shelby Licensing Inc. No expense was spared in recreating the legendary cars, ensuring an authentic sports car experience. SP02814 is titled as a 2008 Ford in Florida with 7,306 miles and is available for $104,950. The advertised year of this vehicle is intended to describe the year style and does not reflect the actual year of construction.