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  1. shelbyguy

    shelbyguy Well-Known Member

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    CSX2105 - Nice Cobra...
     
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    This is my first 289 Cobra, CSX 2401, pictured here at Virginia International Raceway (VIR), where Carroll Shelby won the inaugural race many years ago. The car is shod with original magnesium American Racing spline drive wheels, a rare option for the cars. It has a race prepped engine, with 48IDA Webers. The original matching number engine sits on a stand beside the car in the garage, since I would hate to put a rod through that block!
    I will probably begin a refurbishing of the car in the next few months or weeks, since it was last painted over 15 years ago and it has seen lots of track time and back country roads in the interval.
     

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    rshelby ShelbyForums Admin Staff Member

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    Wow, great car! :thumbup:

    Glad to hear it gets plenty of driving time. Welcome to Shelbyforums.

    Randall
     
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    Hi Jim:

    That is a nice profile on your 289. Do you have pictures of the engine?

    Juan
     
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    Here are a couple of views of the Weber equipped engine, with over 400HP.Edelbrock RPM aluminum heads. 347 Stroker.
     

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    here is 7034 before the motor
     

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    Ironworker:

    Awesome shot. Awesome.

    Juan :thumbsup:
     
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    nice shot
    great wheels and tires
    tom
     
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    I thought you might like this photo of one of the SAI cars. Car is CSX 7000
     

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    rshelby ShelbyForums Admin Staff Member

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    Very cool shot. You really don't ever see that kind of overhead perspective. I like it. :thumbsup:
     
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    CSX8004. #16 of 40 40th Anniv. cars
     

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    stacked
     

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    If I am not mistaken, this is a picture of CSX7000 before the body was installed..... I might actually be CSX7001... I am not 100% sure

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    GREAT PHOTO....:thumbsup:
     

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