Club Cobra - Is it real or a kit?

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Is it real or a kit?

Most certainly a well restored replica of the real thing… :LOL:

I stopped reading when it said it was built in 1967 to promote the 1965 model year...

Its pretty neat! Mark

Toys for when you got money to burn,very neat!If I had lots of it some of it could burn here.

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Originally Posted by TN Shelby Cobra (Post 1160968)

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When you have half an hour, read THIS THREAD in regards to the go cart in question and it's current owner/restorer/seller. Judge for yourself as I make no implied claims :JEKYLHYDE

Bill S.

I can sort pretty quickly through e-bay BSers but there's SOOOOOOOOOO much of it these days with guys like this whose Uncles Cousins next door neighbour used to.........

Starting bid of $8,500, buy at $12,500 for piece of history,....wow what a steal, and no bids either ! :LOL: :LOL: :LOL:

Made in '67 to promote 289 cars that went out of production 2 or 3 years before. comlete BS.

John

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Originally Posted by mrmustang (Post 1161004)

When you have half an hour, read THIS THREAD in regards to the go cart in question and it's current owner/restorer/seller. Judge for yourself as I make no implied claims :JEKYLHYDE

Bill S.

Thanks Bill, I didn't see that thread! That is what I was thinking without seeing the SCCA thread!!! Mark ( It is a neat looking cart.)

Another "rare" Ebay item. Who would have thunk it?

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Originally Posted by mrmustang (Post 1161004)

When you have half an hour, read THIS THREAD in regards to the go cart in question and it's current owner/restorer/seller. Judge for yourself as I make no implied claims :JEKYLHYDE

Bill S.

Ill make a claim - that guy is a little disturbed.

The speedoman fallacy

Just as an FYI, the following are the original posts from this guy when he first came on the club cobra scene...

06-07-2011, 09:30 PM

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Originally Posted by speedoman (Post 1133310)

I was told that only 10 were ever made, nine of them were blue with a white stripe and that this is the only red one to exist. They made them back in 1967 to promote the actual 1965 model of the Shelby Ford Cobra for the Ford Motor Company. It has all the real badges, five horse power motor. It is all original, runs good, and has original tires and old school wheels. This is a very rare one of a kind cool antique. Would make an excellent addition to a car collection or make it your own. Caroll Shelby had these made for promotional events and gave away 10 of these with the first 10 cars that were sold, This is what I was told and all I know about this Go Kart. The body has a few minor cracks on the bottom. One is in the front and one in the back, but these can easily be repaired. I am open to series offers over $5000 and/or partial trades. I have looked online everywhere and could not find anything that comes close to this one. If anyone else has has any information on these older Cobra karts, please share it. Thanks!

06-09-2011, 06:36 PM

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Originally Posted by speedoman (Post 1133612)

I don't know to much about Go karts, and No! I'm not sure about this story. I have checked all badges online to compare the fake repo ones and these all look original, they are not fake, it does have the cobra snake in front of grill and again nothing online like this one. I tried to find a 289 Ford F I A side sticker online like this one and again no luck. I have seen 2 fiberglass bodys that look like this but mine is much different, oh well it's still cool, maybe one day I will do some more research on it. I only found one statement that said "I remember back in the 60's and have wondered what ever happen to those Small Cobra Go karts that Shelby made up and everyone was riding around on them", other then that I have found no information on them. I was hoping someone in here could help out, I thought the same as you when I bought it. I Like to gamble so some time you win some times you don't. I guess will see, the story did sound rather unlikely but I said the same as you did what the heck. Again if anyone in here knows anything about this Go kart, please let me know. Thanks!

And finally:
06-17-2011, 06:46 PM

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Originally Posted by speedoman (Post 1135303)

Update! for the guys that might be interested? I'm restoring my rare red 1967 Shelby Cobra Go kart, it will be Candy blue with a white stripe, I hate red, sorry guys but I like Blue,also wheels will be polished and changing interior to white with blue stiching, will post a picture when done, removed the cobra badges and on back they say C3RA-144225-A bottom # is 5503-C I was told these are the real deal and you just might have the only one around like this.

Still trying to locate the two side badges like the one that came off the go kart. I have looked everywhere online and can't find such a badge, check my album out. it says 289 Ford F I A, if anyone knows where I can buy these please let me know. Thanks!

Someone has to make payments for the Snap-on tool box:LOL:

That is what confuses me...

"Ok enough said Unreserved Auction starting at $8500.00 Good Luck"

...looks like the reserve is $8500**)