Whats CSX1001 Value? (Your Opinion)

[mrmustang]

I can tell you from the pictures that the rear buck is not a 60's original piece:

[Trevor Legate]

Originally Posted by 1ntCobra

Trevor,

Did Alan manage to get the tooling out of Malta and over to Brooklands? If so, maybe you should stop over there and take some pictures of the what they have.

Apparantly so - a couple of container loads I'm told. So not much chance of any meaningful snappery. However, once the new AC Heritage building is complete in the spring of 2009, I'm sure the stuff will be unloaded and the treasures laid out for all to see and gasp at. What's left, that is....

[twobjshelbys]

This question will be answered soon.

CSX1001 up for auction in Jan 2011

[Excaliber]

Stated earlier in this thread, it's a

...factory built Genuine AC Shelby Cobra.

OK,,, whatever that means. A bit of a head scratcher, like ALL "replicas" it needs qaulification, expression, debate and passion to figure out exactly what it means.

[twobjshelbys]

Originally Posted by Excaliber

Stated earlier in this thread, it's a


OK,,, whatever that means. A bit of a head scratcher, like ALL "replicas" it needs qaulification, expression, debate and passion to figure out exactly what it means.

Oh no, not again. Haven't we beaten this dead horse enough?

[Excaliber]

Apparently not,,, it's a horse, like the walking dead, that refuses to die.

[Trevor Legate]

My therapist tells me not to comment

[london]

Originally Posted by 1ntCobra

Apologies for the late comment, but what a superb car. I particularly like the original style Shelby/AC front badge.

I understand that 12 CSX1000 series cars were produced with AC sourced bodies. Have later cars in this series been based on North Devon Metalcraft bodies? There doesn't seem to be any reference to CSX1000 cars on Shelby's website.

North Devon Metalcraft

[1ntCobra]

Check out this thread:

Aluminum Body

There are some pictures of CSX1021.

Originally Posted by london

Apologies for the late comment, but what a superb car. I particularly like the original style Shelby/AC front badge.

I understand that 12 CSX1000 series cars were produced with AC sourced bodies. Have later cars in this series been based on North Devon Metalcraft bodies? There doesn't seem to be any reference to CSX1000 cars on Shelby's website.

North Devon Metalcraft

[1ntCobra]

As for there being 12 cars, the SAAC registry shows 14 cars CSX1001 thru CSX1014 with most of them built by "AC Motor Holdings", except for CSX1005, which it says was built by "AC Cars".

[KHAC64]

I have this AC, supposedly the last one off the line across the pond. built as a rolling chassis, motor and drivetrain installed at Shelby America in las vegas, and the original owner spent the day there. only 1,500 miles on the car. any ideas of current value or how I can trace its manufacture, etc?

[KHAC64]

where do I find this "SAAC registry"? thanks

[RodKnock]

Originally Posted by KHAC64

where do I find this "SAAC registry"? thanks

SAAC - Home

[fordracing65]

Originally Posted by 1ntCobra

Check out this thread:

Aluminum Body

There are some pictures of CSX1021.

Is that a Picture of The Kirkham Factory...

[1ntCobra]

Originally Posted by fordracing65

Is that a Picture of The Kirkham Factory...

Nah, that place looks too small, cramped and less well lit to be either of the Kirkham facilities...