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12-27-2015, 04:11 AM

427SSSS

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Location: Atascadero, CA

Cobra Make, Engine: Hi-tech body/frame, 427engined FF5/302engined FF5 Bennett 289 & 427 rolling chassis

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Thanks for the input.

The Shelby continuation Cobras list 68" width
ERA refers to 70" max width

I always thought 68" to 70" width was what most common. But what do I know?

This mold that Paul Bennett made/had made, is just a odd duck, why he chose 76 inches, who knows? From what I've been told, this rear half mold connects/matches up to "regular" 427 front half of body.

Driving me nuts, trying to find fiberglasser in Central California Coast area to splash a body out of this, to see how it looks.

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