1965 Shelby Superformance on 2040-cars
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
1965 Superformance MKIII 427 Cobra
Motor
Fresh 600HP Roush 446 cubic inch custom built motor
Roush engineering 351W dart block bored & stroked to 446 cid
Big port AFR heads
Custom fabricated Roush valve covers & air cleaners
Port-matched Edlebrock Victor JR intake
VDL carburetor Holley 800
Eagle forged crank & H beam rods
Full solid mechanical valve train
Stewart components high flow water pump
CV products pulley system & oil filter housing
Race Mate alternator
Cannon Road Race oil pan
Gear Train
Zoom clutch assembly with a hydraulic slave unit
Tremor TKO 5 speed gear box with Shelby original correct shifter
Ford 8.8" positron IRS
Cockpit
Period correct smith instrument with Legend correct reverse speedometer gauges
Genuine Lucas switches custom battery kill switch
Rich black premium quality German custom leather seats
Custom HPC coated roll bar to match side pipes (custom tunes)
Dual 5 point Crow harness for driver & passenger
Original issue hardwood rimmed Moto-Lita steering wheel
Special order (and original-equipment-correct) red fire extinguisher for car (bulkhead mounted)
Heater/Defroster
Dual fresh air vents
Wind wings & tented visors
Map pockets, Cobra emblem floor mats
Tonneau cover, side windows & factory soft top
Wheels/Suspension/Brakes
American Racing 17" aluminum knock off pin-drive wheels shod with Nitto 555 street radials from Vintage Wheels
in California
MKIII sports all independent suspension
Adjustable coil over shocks in all 4 corners
Wildwood brake package
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