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Shelby Cobra
The latest reviews & tributes to the Shelby Cobra, add yours at the bottom.
| Year | Spec | Author | Fan Tributes to the Shelby Cobra. |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1965 | 427 | Mills says... |  Ultimate Sportscar. Dangerous to drive even now, responsible for the 70mph speed limit (Daytona) and for the abreviation TYFAIM (This Year Ferraris Ass Is Mine). Simply a monster!  |
| 1960 | - | Tillson says... |  To look at this car is stunning from every angle, its pure muscle but with such beautiful curves. Its also the the car my dad used to race when he was younger adn we have always dreamed of owning one together. |
| 1961 | 7 litre | Spurway says... | Timeless looks, raw power, and the sheer extent of the metamorphosis from the original AC (Ace?) |
| 1964 | 427 S/C | Martin Byrne says... | The worlds first supercar! |
| 1969 | - | mr. harkins says... | The sheer power and fact that it was it was the main monster responsible for creating the british motorway speed limit. what a beast. |
| 1966 | 7ltr? | viveash says... | The original supercar!!!,THE DOGS BOLLOCKS!!!!!!,need i say more?. |
| 60 | 427cu.in. V8 | Mr. Wallace says... | The meanest looking, most unfussy, maddest brute which gives an adrenalin rush before you touch it! |
| 1966 | Shelby 427 | John Paul says... | The cobra stands to represent the wild side of driving. Yes there have been other two seater convertables that look better or go quicker but there is just nothing to match the style and speed of the cobra. OK it had its faults but as a dream car of its time it has to be the best... |