Hi, I am new to the site and would like to know if there are any rules on advertising to trade a car. Here are some pictures of 1 of my cobras. It is a Shelby America car built in Vegas # CSX 4220.

 

Beautiful car. And welcome to the 6.

But you need 100 posts before you can advertise anything for sale.

 

Thanks for the help, I just found that on the site. Should have looked before I asked.
Thanks again.

 

Thats a beautiful car, post some videos.. i can't get enough of these in action

 

Nice continuation car. Love those turkey pans.

 

nice car, if only I had the cash for it

 

Thanks guys, I don't have any videos yet. The car is an attention getter where ever it is. It's time to add a porsche in the spring. I will try to add some videos next week.
Take Care

 

Gorgeous!!! Is it a replica? Can you give us more info on the builder? Thanks

 

love guardsman blue

and aluminum

and 427s...

these are the "real" cars they began remanufacturing?

 

The car is a continuation series car made by Shelby America in Las Vegas. Shelby no longer builds these cars in Vegas, but they have licensed other manufactures to build the continuation cars. The builder was Mitchell Hughes of S/C Motorsports, who is well known in the cobra world. The car has never been registered and I still have the original Certificate Of Origin from Carroll Shelby.

Thanks
DonnieG

 

You should go over to clubcobra.com if you want to advertise the car FS.

Nice tribute car.

 

sweet car. i remember reading a thread a couple of years ago about a nightmare build of one of these -- hopefully you didn't go through too much doing yours.

 

I think his was assembled at the factory.

I also remember that thread. I believe it was a Factory 5-0 build.

 

The car was a roller when I got it. I had to install the drive train and misc. parts and it was good to go. Mitchell Hughes of SC Motor Sports did a great job.
Thanks
DonnieG

 

Thanks Tim I will take a look. I am not allowed to pm yet, not enough posts I guess. I need to sell or trade my cobra first.
Thanks
DonnieG