FFR 3037 (MK-I) Rolling Chassis For Sale

DragonSnake · #1 (**permalink**) 04-05-2005, 02:26 PM

I have decided to sell my partially completed MK-I kit to free-up some cash for my move to Portland.

You can see more pictures at my Photo Gallery.

Non Donor 351W Carb'd MK-I

Price: This is now listed on eBay

Kit Options
4-into-4 headers for 351
Dual Roll Bars
Street Performer seats
Hood Hinge
Body Cutouts
Carb wiring harness

Suspension/Drivetrain
Tubular front UCA
SN95 Front spindles
FOX 8.8" axle with new 5-lug axles
Trick Flow Systems rear stud girdle
Rear end completely rebuilt with 3.73's
Ford front LCA with new SN95 ball joints
AutoWeld rear UCA
FFR Tubular rear LCA
Donor coil springs

Steering
Rebuilt donor rack - Power Steering was planned
Breeze steering shaft w/Flaming River U-joint
Flaming River tie rod ends
Breeze solid aluminum rack mounts

Brakes
Front PBR Dual-piston off newer mustang; rebuilt
Rear Cobra disks
Hydrobooster mounted to SN95 pedal box
New SN95 master cylinder

Engine
Unassembled 351W
KB pistons
Edelbrock Performer RPM Heads
Edelbrock Performer RPM Cam
Edelbrock Performer RPM Air Gap intake
ARP Bolts
Aluminum Roller Rockers

Tires/Wheels
Front: 245/45x17 Khumo's
Rear: 275/40x17 Khumo's
Wheels: DeZenyo Vapors - same size and offset as Cobra R's

Misc
Autometer Ultra-lite Gauges
Line Lock
Adjustable Proportioning Valve

What's NOT included
I never got around to purchasing these items:
Clutch
Bellhousing
Transmission
Driveshaft
Carburetor
Water Pump
Timing Chain Cover
Pulleys
Distributor
Ignition Module
Radiator
That's all I can think of right now.

The car is ready for pickup in Friendswood (South of Houston) Texas.

-Joe

mike kay · #2 (**permalink**) 04-09-2005, 05:56 AM

When did you buy your kit? When did you start and stop assembly? Under what conditions has the partially assembled kit been stored?

DragonSnake · #3 (**permalink**) 04-09-2005, 08:17 AM

Mike,

I purchased the kit in September of 2001 and started work on it in May of 2002. I never "stopped" working on it; I have just made incredibly slow progress with all of the other stuff going on in my life. Now I'm moving into a 90 year old house that needs some work so the Cobra would be sitting for another 3 years unfinished. It has been in my garage the whole time.

Three Peaks · #4 (**permalink**) 04-09-2005, 09:33 AM

Joe,

Shame you can't hold onto the car for your move to Portland. We have a very active Cobra club up here with a great group of guys. I believe the memberhship is around 100 people now, with around 60 finished cars- many of them are FFR's.

Let us know when you make it to Portland and maybe you can start on another car when you get here?- Bob