Here's An Interesting CSX4000 (or is it)?

[OnyxRider]

Originally Posted by twobjshelbys

They found an aluminum body but I don't think it had a suspension or frame. They showed a picture of what sure looked like a fiberglass car finished. My guess is Shelby swapped the alloy body for the other car. Nothing was said about power train installation or the cost to do it.

The body looked like it was aluminum, shouldn't there be an update in the registry if it's a continuation? darn starting to sound like Real 1 mentioning continuation and registry.


Here ya go the beginning not the finished Continuation Cobra.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oeDEU8uNKQ

http://onscreencars.com/cars/1965-sh...ks-and-cobras/


Here's the thread from club cobra but it's about as useless as a thread "Real 1 vs fordracing65"

Pawn Stars Kirkham ?



Here's some great comments on this thread from SAI Registry Supervisor I like this comment...

What bothered me the most was the use of the words "real" and "authentic" by all parties involved alluding to a 1965 chassis

http://www.teamshelby.com/forums/ind...on-pawn-stars/


Comments

SundudeCAN 2 years ago


This is a CSX4000-series continuation Cobra chassis, built for the new Shelby American Inc. by Kirkham Motorsports. It is NOT an original CSX3000-series Cobra from the 1960s. An original 427 Cobra from the 1960s is worth upwards of $500K for an ordinary street car, to $1.5 million for a competition car, not $60K.

This episode of Pawn Stars had the most misleading set of edits/cuts I've ever seen in a TV program. Don't be fooled.