The 427 Semi-Competition Cobra roadster, with its roll bar, riveted
functional hood scoop and side pipes, carved out an unmistakable
presence in the 1960s, whether on the street or track. That
high-impact legacy lives on in this Titanium Superformance MKIII
continuation Cobra (SP02618).
Great looks are a given, but this Cobra is all-business when the
open road calls. The contrasting twin black stripes complement the
stunning bodywork, as does the polished driver's side roll bar.
Under the hood of the spectacular titanium gray hood is a 351W
stroked to 408ci, protected by a radiator rock guard. All MKIIIs
have fully independent front and rear suspension, limited slip
differential, and Wilwood power assisted vented disc brakes. The
heavy-duty TIG-welded steel ladder frame incorporates front and
rear crumple zones for safety.
The MKIII interior features an original style 427 S/C dash along
with an original style wood steering wheel. SP02618 is ready when
the driving turns serious, with a safety harness and fire
extinguisher. Shelby logo floor mats are the perfect finishing
touch.
The Superformance MKIII is a meticulously engineered and crafted
reproduction of the original, built under license from Carroll
Shelby Licensing Inc. It combines period-correct authenticity with
modern build precision, giving owners confidence and consistency
without compromising character.
SP02618 comes with a tonneau cover and soft top. With 18,250 miles,
a 2007 SPCNS New York title, SP02618 is available for $98,950.
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