1965 Cobra Replica Test Drive For Client STK # 914

This is not your everyday Cobra! This nasty snake has a 632 HP 427 stroker motor built by Coast High Performance in California. We have a spec sheet for the motor which alone cost over $16,000! A forged crankshaft, pistons, and steel connecting rods give this car a 10:1 compression ratio. Fuel is supplied by electronic fuel injection with an EFI Spyder intake manifold, jumbo fuel rails and 36 pound injectors. Gear changes are quick and easy with a World Class Tremec 5 Speed connected to a B&M short throw shifter. Out back lies a beefed up Ford 8.8 rear end with 31 spline axels and a 3.93 gear ratio. With the smooth fuel injection this car has 632 very streetable horsepower. Finished with a gorgeous Candy Burgandy Metallic paint and marine grade white seats inside. This is a beautiful Cobra and is one the most quality built replicas we've ever seen. If you've never felt what over 600 HP feels like in a car this light you haven't lived yet! If you would like more details give us a call today at toll free (866) 542-8392 or (704) 598-2130. We also welcome visitors to our Charlotte, NC showroom every day.

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[GregorMar]

@krzychu1388 Samochód jeszcze lepszy i takiego Kirkhama robionego w Mielcu mozna mieć już za ok 150 tyś zł z silnikiem V8 to nosem wciąga wszystkie mercedesy! :-)

[krzychu1388]

powtórze słowa Dunkera :) fajny garaż :D

[Sarcasticscum]

Its nice and all but it needs to period correct rims on it.. Those rims are U-G-L-Y!!

[stang65fst]

That thing is baddddddd....I hope someone buys that sucker up. What an awesome fast car. What kind of HP? Thing looks fast as heck in the video.

[DunkerPL88]

Nice garage

[JustaEropeanGuy]

How does it handle the corners?