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Factory Five has been making kit cars since the mid-1990s. They have completely changed the kit car industry by putting out a consistent high quality product with performance in mind. They build Cobra replicas, Daytona replicas, 33 Hot Rods, and even have come out with their own track oriented car. These amazing Machines are made in America and sold is a variety of kit levels. Some share of the Cobra kits are designed to accept parts from a modern Mustang. This particular Mark II features a 302 CID V8 which is a fuel injected and packs quite a punch. With a custom intake and of course performance oriented side pip exhaust, this baby really screams. The 302 is coupled to a 5 speed manual which shifts beautifully. With all that power, you need to be able to stop, so disc brakes in all four corners bring everything to a halt. This example has a classic red with white stripes color...

This entire car was built by Factory Five who is one of the industry leaders in 1965 Cobra replicas. Under the hood of this roadster is an authentic 5. 0 L 302 CiD V8 & is paired to a Ford 5-speed transmission, with a Ford 8-inch rear-end. Both have only 7206 miles on them are both are very healthy and pack a punch on this lightweight chassis. The body is painted in a nice glossy silver with some deep black dual racing stripes going from end to end bringing this bad boy back to its glory days on the track. The car sits on 17-inch rally wheels that are wrapped in some high-performance Nitto tires that have plenty of life left on them. The car also features front disc brakes which is a nice addition. The engine features a Cobra air cleaner that sets off the look of this replica and gives it the edge it needs. The all black interior is great condition with the two vinyl bucket seats, carpet, dash, & door panels showing no rips or tears. The autometer gauges on the dash give you all the engine performance data you need to keep the car running cool...

Everett-Morrison began when Buford Everett purchased an original mold of the Cobra and tooling for the Chevrolet Cheetah from Dean Morrison in 1983 in Chicago. From the beginning, the company introduced innovations that would make the new kit more responsive, powerful, and yet reasonable to construct with a minimum of tooling and car knowledge. They are considered some of the best AC Cobra kit cars available. This 2009 Everett Morrison A/C Shelby Cobra comes equipped with a massive 460 cubic inch Big Block V8 that is linked to a smooth shifting C6 Automatic transmission both with only 464 actual miles since being built and has a complete aluminum top end with Elderbrock heads and intake. That engine and transmission combination paired with the very popular Ford 9 inch rear end and 4. 11 gears you can only imagine how much of a joy this little roadster is to drive. I know many will argue that all of these cars are supposed to have manual transmissions but I will agree that there is a great joy that comes from driving this car without the worries of shifting gears and being able to focus fully on the drive. This 2009 Shelby A/C Cobra...

This Cobra is titled as a 1984 Wescott. This Cobra is finished in a bright red exterior paint that has been well cared for over the years and shines up beautifully. The black leather interior does show some age, with a couple areas having been stitched and repaired, but the seats are very comfortable and encompass the occupants wonderfully. A 460 CID V8 engine with aluminum valve covers and intake, a Holley carburetor, an MSD ignition, and a chrome air cleaner provides the hustle to this Cobra, while an automatic transmission with a shift kit puts the power to the pavement. Headers flow from the heads to the side pipes and provide an awesome sound! Dual electric fans assist the radiator in keeping this big block Ford V8 engine cool. The odometer reads 12,550, but the actual mileage is unknown. Options for this 1965 AC Cobra replica include: AM/FM...

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...