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  Thor maine Real1 24 01-10-2015, 08:48 PM
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12-23-2014, 02:59 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Cobra Make, Engine: Former owner of Long Live the Bow tie Contemporary #102 427 Chevy .30 over Merlin heads 11to1, TBI injection
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selling a Cobra with a Chevy.
After being a HotRod that is shaped like a Cobra owner(with a 427 Chevy punched .30 over TRW 11:1 forged piston ,forged steel crank, merlin world oval port heads, all balanced, with edelbrock intake and holley ProJection TBI, all tied to a Muncie 4speed), since 1980. I have sold my Contemporary Classic Cobra. And don't let the "Ford Only In A Cobra crowd" effect your choice of engine you want in your version of a Cobra! The classic line they use is that you will destroy the resale value if you put anything but a Ford in it. I advertised in a local buy/swap weekly called Uncle Henrys and in just one day started a bidding war and I ended up selling it for $9k more than I was asking. They all loved the drivetrain and wanted to pay extra for it. Long live the Bow Tie in the COBRA.
Last edited by Thor maine; 12-23-2014 at 04:09 PM..
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