Tony - When I viewed this thread, I went straight to the last posting which was your Dec 31, 2010 entry. With that date fixed in my mind I skimmed the prior postings.
Also brain fade.
Perhaps the result of much seat time at high-G's.
- Geary
Tony - When I viewed this thread, I went straight to the last posting which was your Dec 31, 2010 entry. With that date fixed in my mind I skimmed the prior postings.
Also brain fade.
Perhaps the result of much seat time at high-G's.
- Geary
I knew it was an old thread... I found it looking for something else. I had saved these long ago, but lost them somewhere along the line. I tried to get them again and that is why I asked Patrick to look into the broken links...
If I remember correctly, they sound pretty good!
Paul
289 USRRC
1964 289 5-bolt block
Toploader and 3.31 rear
Ok guys heres the proper links to these OLD videos
http://www.uniquecobra.com/uploaded/pseim/movie1.mov
http://www.uniquecobra.com/uploaded/pseim/movie2.mov
Last edited by RJacobsen; January 6th, 2011 at 04:13 PM.
Rod
Roseville, Ca.
289 FIA #9152 "The Flintstone Cobra"
those videos are also on youtube
I fixed the links in the first posting.
Patrick Brown
Forum Administrator
Not at my job. Home sick today but have to finish an online class so I thought I would work on it. Don't have time at work and it is for work.
Go figure.
The 8 Ball is ready to go. I am thinking of changing to Webers and a 5 speed like I originally wanted and was talked out of.
Tony
Unique 427 #4279480 Precision Engine Machine Company 427 s/o 483.47 stroker close ratio toploader 3.31 jag rear
That has crossed my mind lately.
Do it up like a 1967 AC 289 MkIII
The 1967 AC Cobra MK III with chassis number COB 6124 was offered for sale at the 2006 RM Auction in Monterey, Ca where it was offered without reserve and estimated to sell between $350,000-$450,000. All of the series MK III were right hand drive and were powered by Ford's 289. There were only twenty six examples built and this was the third from the last one created. It was constructed in 1967 and delivered in 1968. It is finished in Guardsman Blue with a black interior. Victoria Motor Works of Godalming, Surrey, UK sold this vehicle to Robert Hewitt. It passed through a few other owners before being sent to an American collector residing in Illinois. It then passed through a few more owners before finding its way to the RM Auction in Monterey, CA. It found a new owner at the price of $275,000.
Tony
Unique 427 #4279480 Precision Engine Machine Company 427 s/o 483.47 stroker close ratio toploader 3.31 jag rear