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Chasing the 1964 Le Mans AC Cobra Coupe
On the Cobra Drivers Club road trip in Scotland, I handed the keys of my Ram Shelby Cobra to my friend Nik, so he could have a try up 'The Rest And Be Thankful" hillclimb course. Following the run, we had to take a 50 miles detour to our next rendezvous point at Inverary Castle, but on the way, we were passed by the 1964 Le Mans AC Cobra Coupe (chassis A98) and Nik just had to give chase...
Apologies for my outburst – I'm such a bad passenger when the car goes sideways whilst shifting up to 4th :o Shelby AC Cobra Fun! - YouTube . |
Awesome, thanks for posting
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