Carroll Shelby had built a dual supercharged 427 Cobra (CSX3015) in 1967, which he pulled from one of the 19 MKIII Competitions. The Cobra was renamed "Super Snake" and in 1968, Road & Track referred to it as "The Cobra to End All Cobras."
Knowledge base articles about
1967 Shelby Cobra
Jun 27, 2020
—
2 min read
You might also like
1971 Plymouth Barracuda
public
–
4 min read
The ‘71 Plymouth Barracuda was very underrated car at the time.
With a few changes coming to the ‘71 the new grille gave the appearance of the car having teeth like a Barracuda, and, for the first (and only) time the Barracuda had quad headlamps.
Motorious Explores The Plymouth Barracuda
public
–
6 min read
An American two-door vehicle built for the pony car market, the Plymouth Barracuda was produced for an entire decade from 1964 through 1974 model years
Motorious Explores The Dodge Challenger
public
–
4 min read
Dodge Challenger - America's comeback kid.
