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01-04-2009, 10:48 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: Bloomfield Hills, (Detroit area),
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Cobra Make, Engine: Superformance 156, ex Paxton 351, now a 392 Ford Racing Stroker
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Also, I heard that CSX2311 sold for $540 + 8% commission and had the same source told me same price reported on this thread, $3 mil plus 8% for sale of CSX 3021. Some folks still have deep pocket money left for toys . B
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01-04-2009, 10:58 AM
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Join Date: May 2001
Location: The Heart of the Citrus District,
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Cobra Make, Engine: Sold 3047 & 3002 in 2012
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Csx 3021
CSX 3047, the other Hertz Gold 427 S/C and the most Original 427 S/C on the planet, is happy.
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01-04-2009, 12:07 PM
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Cobra Make, Engine: COX 6111 - '66 "AC 289 Sports."
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I love the way auction companies typically use such understated terms to hype their events. That's heart-warming. Really, who is to judge what Cobra is "the best in the world" ? Additionally, one might ask what makes a car "the most original S/C in the world" - a fresh paint job scraped off, or a fresh paint job left on the car? Isn't this somewhat unquantifiable? 
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01-04-2009, 12:25 PM
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Ned
3021, a great car, probably didn't have a sign of any 1966 Shelby factory paint after it's shunt, color change then back to gold.
3047 hasn't had a shunt and has 90% of it's 1966Shelby factory paint after the de-paint.
I am not aware of another S/C with any original Shelby factory paint.
Besides that, the original oil cooler, diff cooler and original vinyl seats to mention a few, are pretty amazing.
My personal definition of original is what the car currently has that it was born with as opposed to what it was repaired or restored with.
3047 was never restored. Just maintained to continue to run which it did up until a few years ago. I drove it from Maryland to New Jersey and it didn't miss a beat.
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01-04-2009, 01:10 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Waddell,
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Cobra Make, Engine: Alum bodied CSX4266, fuel injected alloy 472, 663 hp Engine built by Dralle. Suspension by Tom Barnard
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CSX2009 is going to the Russo Steele auction in Scottsdale, AZ later this month. It should do very well. It is a beautiful car.
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01-04-2009, 01:31 PM
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: Palm Coast,
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Cobra Make, Engine: Shelby American CSX 4241 - authentically built
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Quote:
Originally Posted by CSX 4027
3021, a great car, probably didn't have a sign of any 1966 Shelby factory paint after it's shunt, color change then back to gold.
3047 hasn't had a shunt and has 90% of it's 1966Shelby factory paint after the de-paint.
I am not aware of another S/C with any original Shelby factory paint.
Besides that, the original oil cooler, diff cooler and original vinyl seats to mention a few, are pretty amazing.
My personal definition of original is what the car currently has that it was born with as opposed to what it was repaired or restored with.
3047 was never restored. Just maintained to continue to run which it did up until a few years ago. I drove it from Maryland to New Jersey and it didn't miss a beat.
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Steve, I have seen several posts from others who've seen 3047 after the depaint. Can you share any of those pics (publically or privately)? I have sent you a few e-mails in the recent past that have gone unresponded.
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CSX 4241, KMP 357 - sold and missed, CSX 4819 - cancelled, FFR 5132 - sold
See my car at CSXinfo.net here >> CSX 4241
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01-04-2009, 03:07 PM
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Sal
You mean to tell me, you didn't tell me you were moving to Florida and I have no one to make my truck run 10 seconds? Sheesh
Pictures of 3047 will be plentifull when the car is done this spring.
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01-04-2009, 03:16 PM
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Steve, I would never suggest that 3047 is anything other than a great car. But any car that has been repainted has had that paint scuffed so the new paint has a chance to adhere. Even if 3047 wasn't prepped properly and the original paint could be revealed, compounded, and brought back, it will never be quite the same as a car that has never been repainted at all. Any prospective purchaser will wonder how much remains original, and how much new color has been fogged in. 3047 might be classified as the S/C with the most remaining original paint, however the question marks will very likely put it into a very similar classification as a car that has had one repaint in its original color.
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01-04-2009, 04:00 PM
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Location: Ankeny,
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Cobra Make, Engine: Hi tech 427 SC
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It's hard to believe 3047 was repainted just for a color change alone, and no repairs with filler or primer were made before paint? Also, laquer paint is the least chemically resistant paint there is so I would think the new paint or sealer would of attacked or stained it. You have to do irreversible damage to a paint job to stack a new one on top to do it right. You sure wouldn't be able to use any chemical help to strip it and unless the gold was clearcoated when it was sprayed any marks from the repaint removal would be into the metalic flake and buffing would leave an uneven metallic finish behind. I have been an auto refinisher for 24yrs and have never heard of a repaint being removed down to the previous paint before and from a gold lacquer single stage with no repairs would be not one but four seperate miracles. If it was clearcoated when new it would just take two miracles-haha. The guy who did the repaint over the gold should give someone a refund! This is my professional opinion-not that anyone asked. Brett
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