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Historybuff 11-07-2021 06:56 PM

New Cobra book haven't seen it yet
 
Haven't seen it yet. The guy's second Shelby book recently

SHELBY COBRAS: CSX 2001 – CSX 2125:
THE DEFINITIVE CHASSIS-BY-CHASSIS HISTORY OF THE MARK I PRODUCTION CARS
ROBERT D. WALKER

Shelby Cobras: CSX 2001 – CSX 2125 by Robert Walker

Publisher's price $250.00


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AVAILABLE FALL 2021!
Shelby Cobras: CSX 2001 – CSX 2125
The Definitive Chassis-by-Chassis History of the Mark I Production Cars
by Robert D. Walker
Publisher's blurb:

Carroll Shelby’s creation of the Cobra automobile during 1961-1962 transformed an aging British sports car into a 1965 World Manufacturers GT Championship winner for Shelby American. Today, the Cobra is still one of the most recognized automobiles in the world.

This book narrates the work required to develop the first production Ford-powered AC Ace 3.6 roadsters that today are referred to as Mark I Leaf Spring Cobras. Seasoned Cobraphiles, novice enthusiasts and especially those who had the foresight to buy the cars, will enjoy the hundreds of fascinating snippets and backstories about the people and the cars. The author has researched each of the 125 production Mark I Cobras built and conducted several hundred interviews with the people connected with each car. This endeavor uncovered unknown histories and facts, as well as hundreds of previously unpublished photographs and documents.

Despite the lion’s share of accolades going directly to Carroll Shelby and the staff at Shelby American for the success of the Cobra, some portion of that credit rightfully belongs to the hardworking craftsmen employed at AC Cars in the 1960s. The Cobra could not have been created without them. Virtually everything except the Mark I Cobra’s Ford engine and transmission had been hand-built by old-world craftsman in England. That partnership reflects the best of the Anglo-American spirit and produced one of the most iconic automobiles ever built."

230mm x 280mm
2 Volumes
Hard cover with dust jacket in slipcase
1052 pages
1569 images

I tried to post the cover but failed in 5 tries, Maybe some computer savvy person can do it. It has a black cover with rear view of a blue car.
If you have the book in hand, let us know whatcha think!

ALF 11-08-2021 12:02 AM

Hmmm
250$ for 124 cars
What happen with the next 125 and the next 125 cars?

marklotus 11-08-2021 03:15 AM

I'm looking forward to this book. Due to some production and shipping delays, I'm told it won't be available until about the end of the year.

Blas 11-09-2021 09:26 AM

https://cobrapilote.com/

Cover is there too

Blas

1ntCobra 11-09-2021 12:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by marklotus (Post 1499116)
I'm looking forward to this book. Due to some production and shipping delays, I'm told it won't be available until about the end of the year.

Back in October, Amazon was saying it would be available on November 5th.
Now Amazon saws it will be available January 19th, 2022.

1ntCobra 11-09-2021 01:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Blas (Post 1499157)
https://cobrapilote.com/

Cover is there too

Blas

Here are pictures:

https://img1.wsimg.com/isteam/ip/e7b...=w:600,cg:true

https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon....4,203,200_.jpg


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