:cornut: Thanks Steve, made my day. The Ghost of Carrol Shelby and the Cobra have returned and updated to the 21st century. NICE CAR!Dream: that car with 'night vision and flir', on a moonless night, on IH10/IH8 in New Mexico and Arizona, plenty of Smokies around who can neither see you(except on radar) nor catch you......................................:drool::arf:::devil::eek6::lol::lol:
Jason
Addendum: Compared with equivalent European cars, very reasonable pricing and IT'S AMERICAN! Just a tetch out of my price range though.
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TheModFather Well-Known Member
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And not a mention of a $$$ figure?
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Puts me in mind of I believe it was the Austin Ace Bristol that became the foundation of Carroll Shelby's Legendary AC Shelby Cobra's. It also weighed in around 2000 lbs. and when fitted with the Legendary Ford 427 side oiler dry sump NASCAR engine was putting out in the neighborhood of 600+ H.P. and would run the quarter mile in the low 10's or upper 9 second range. And with the Nodular 9" Legendary Ford rear end with 3.08 gears and the Detroit locker would top out at over 200 MPH! It had a tubular frame also but a hand formed Aluminum body.
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^ You are mostly correct. No Austin in the AC Bristol. For me the 289 FIA Cobra is the one that makes my heart beat faster. :drool
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Minidave Well-Known MemberLifetime Supporter
I dunno.......for not much more you can buy a 430hp, 1100lb, all wheel drive car from Dennis Palatov.....
I mean, if light weight is what you're after......
However, his is a single seat, strictly track day car, although he also offers a "big Atom" too, with the same GM motor.....the D2, that is streetable.
The D1 comes with a Hartley V-8 - which is basically two Hayabusas joined at a proprietary crankcase, normally aspirated, driving thru a custom Hewland gearbox and driving all 4 wheels, weighing just 1100lbs plus the driver.
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I'm sorry, but fast it may be, but is sure is an ugly mutt in my old eyes.