Make:
Shelby
Model:
Cobra
Year:
1965
Mileage:
299
Miles
Country:
United States
Region:
Indiana
City:
Indianapolis, IN
Zip:
46219
1965 Shelby Cobra Replica Ford Racing 460 V8 6 Speed Manual
You could rattle off 50 other cars and you'd still get have incomplete list without one in the pack. It's the most recognizable sports car ever built, and faithful copies can be found at every price point, from DIY garage kits to high-end professional builds like this stunning 1965 Shelby Cobra Replica. With a thundering Ford Racing/SVO 460 V8, a 6-speed manual gearbox, and sports-tuned suspension all in tow, it's one of the most impressive Cobra replicas we've ever seen. This fantastic-looking snake comes from Vern Redel and the pros at West Coast Cobras, and it's actually their 25th Anniversary Special Edition model. Replica and Kit Car companies usually don't have that kind of long and storied history (most popped up after federal production laws loosened in 2015), and West Coast Cobras were one of the first to build Cobra replicas to a high standard (even before WCC, the company was Kellison Stallion that goes all the way back to 1976). Not only are you buying a red-hot Cobra, but you're also buying decades of R&D, build experience, and overall expertise that are all funneled into this limited-edition roadster.
You could rattle off 50 other cars and you'd still get have incomplete list without one in the pack. It's the most recognizable sports car ever built, and faithful copies can be found at every price point, from DIY garage kits to high-end professional builds like this stunning 1965 Shelby Cobra Replica. With a thundering Ford Racing/SVO 460 V8, a 6-speed manual gearbox, and sports-tuned suspension all in tow, it's one of the most impressive Cobra replicas we've ever seen. This fantastic-looking snake comes from Vern Redel and the pros at West Coast Cobras, and it's actually their 25th Anniversary Special Edition model. Replica and Kit Car companies usually don't have that kind of long and storied history (most popped up after federal production laws loosened in 2015), and West Coast Cobras were one of the first to build Cobra replicas to a high standard (even before WCC, the company was Kellison Stallion that goes all the way back to 1976). Not only are you buying a red-hot Cobra, but you're also buying decades of R&D, build experience, and overall expertise that are all funneled into this limited-edition roadster.
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