For Sale 427 S/C Cobra

1965 ERA 427 SC Cobra
Reduced Price Call or email
for more info. 518-373-1403
sales@prestigemotorcar.com



TOP LOADER 4 SPEED
LAZER RED METALLIC

Powered with the original 427 CENTER Oiler Engine

Professionally Built to authenticate the ORIGINAL 427 SC Cobras,

BUT DRIVES LIKE A MODERN DAY SPORTS CAR!!

This beauty is produced Run on A DYNO, produces over 550 Horsepower!

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• 427
• Cobra
• Shelby
• Replica
• ERA
• AC
• cobra
• 1965
• 427sc
• center-oiler

[MattB613]

@fattony252 I don't know what that means... was it supposed to be funny? or are you shitting on the car? as soon as you sit in one you will know the pure awesomeness of the car.

[fattony252]

 This car will impress skateboard kings but thats about all.

[billyswag716]

@sixtiesforever1966 Thats cool bruh , im just pullin your chain , cobras are definitely the truth !

[sixtiesforever1966]

@billyswag716 Actually I am older but most of my knowledge about cars is because I worked on and built cars most of my life. I had my first car when I was 14, My dad bought an Auto Body Shop when I was 17 years old. Like me my dad worked on cars all of his life since he was 13 years old. In the USA back in the 60's the only foreign cars of the day were the Austin Healy, Triumph, and the MG. and of course the VW. The reason I liked the cobra was because of the American Power Plant,

[billyswag716]

@sixtiesforever1966 Either youre really old or from the future , lol

[lagnaf007]

@chaz76vette That's the year the kit is based on.

[chaz76vette]

When it says "1965" is that the year this actual kit was produced? Or is it just the year they're modelling, and the kit was actually made in the 90s or something?

[lacrosse7001]

whats the current price?

[sixtiesforever1966]

@Tracti0nAction By the sound of your choice of cars TVR or Austin-Healey I feel like you are from the UK. I really like those british cars too, Had an Austin-Healey 3000 years ago. They made a TVR in USA with a 260 CI ford engine back in 1966, the name they called the Griffith, and it was way cool.

Same as the British AC Roadster @ Shelby Cobra. Thanks

[Tracti0nAction]

@sixtiesforever1966 I'm not sure why your comment got marked as spam, it's not. I've never seen a roadster daily driven so thats not really an issue IMO. You could build your own for less than this and have it just the way you like it. It's not the car I have a trouble with, it's the prices they often command.

They are cool too look at but, I'd rather have a nice Austin-Healey or TVR for that kind of money. Atleast they will be REAL cars.