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This red Cobra means business. It has a 351 Windsor set up to run quick! The engine is fitted with Holley Sniper EFI, and MSD electronic ignition. On the accessory side this Cobra features an aluminum radiator with twin electric fans, all new gas tank, fuel lines, fuel pump, and nice grabby power brakes! The odometer shows 5,681 miles and is said to be the actual miles on the build. Overall this Cobra is a very nice build that is an absolute riot to drive. The 351 offers plenty of pep for the weight of this vehicle and the interior hugs you in place. The 4 speed manual transmission shifts nicely and is geared nicely for...

Do you like muscle, then take a look at this 1969 Ford Cobra! It has a mean looking black paint and black interior color combination, and what is believed to be the original 428CI SCJ engine (date codes on the engine match with the car). The 428SCJ is balanced and blueprinted as well. This Cobra came from the factory Drag Pack equipped, as well as power front disc brakes, power steering (which has...

This extremely rare Ford Cobra is a low mileage, numbers matching un-molested survivor from the muscle car era. These Cobras were designed to compete at Daytona and Talladega against the Super Bee and the GTO. Ford only produced around 1400 of these Cobras and the options list on this Ford is impressive! This popular sports roof (fastback) R-code classic retains the original 428-4v CJ engine with factory Ram Air. The original optional (C6) Select-Shift Cruise-a-Matic transmission still shifts like new. Other options include Bucket Seats with Center Console, Power Steering, AM Radio, Electric Clock, Tinted Glass, Adjustable Front Head Restraints and Deluxe Seat Belts with Warning Lights. This Cobra was also optioned with the highly sought after Front Disc Brakes. These Cobras were purpose-built performance cars. As a result, heavy-duty competition parts were added from front to rear. For example, stiffer front coils were paired with...

Cord Automobiles was an American car manufacturer that made cars in the 20s and 30s. In the late sixties SAMCO or Sports Automobile Company built factory made replicas called the Warrior. There were only about 400 Warriors made in the late 60s and early 70s, including this white convertible. This car sports a 289 CID V8 backed by an automatic transmission. The car has approximately 51,000 well maintained miles. This car is serial number 8W-158 out of 400 made. The white paint looks great against the burgundy interior and newly replaced matching burgundy top. This...