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02-04-2011 01:34 AM #1Registered Member
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Saw a guy today in Hawaii driving around in an ...
60's Ford Cobra 427...big side pipes and a great sound. I still get nervous that only the driver gets a roll-hoop. The passenger is SOL in a roll-over. He was cruising through a shopping center parking lot. I was hoping he'd park the car but didn't.
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02-04-2011 09:38 AM #2Registered Member
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Do you think it was a real one?
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02-04-2011 10:29 AM #3Registered Member
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Doubt very much if it was true to the year,but ...
May of been a licensed or unlicensed replica. We had one with a 289 run at one of our autocrosses that seemed set up very well for the job. Originals are just worth to much.
Factory 5 cars have dual roll bars.
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02-04-2011 02:23 PM #4Registered Member
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There's a guy near here that has a real
427, or so I'm told it's real. It's definitely metal, it is bare aluminum.
He drives it around from time to time.
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02-04-2011 02:52 PM #5Registered Member
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I was in Reggie Jacksons garage and saw his
Amongst his other cars. They all get driven time to time also, but still they are valued over a mill.
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