Strip away its fearsome reputation for performance, and a 427 Cobra
was at its core a sleek design, aggressive yet elegant. This
Superformance Cobra MKIII (SP03486) emphasizes those uncluttered,
clean lines with its scoop-less hood, lack of roll bar, and
Roadster bumpers. The uninterrupted silver paint wraps this MKIII
in a unified color scheme, accented by Cobra badges, 18-inch wheels
with polished spinners, and silver ceramic side pipes.
The clean look extends to the interior, with black leather
surfaces, original style 427 street dash with gauges, and a leather
steering wheel.
The engine compartment provides a visual pop to go with the serious
business of performance. The 533-horsepower Roush 427SR V8 is
dressed for success with Roush finned valve covers and air cleaner,
polished Edelbrock intake manifold, polished stainless steel surge
tank, and billet brake and clutch reservoirs. The engine is teamed
with a TKO600 manual transmission for maximum driving fun.
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.
SP03486 comes with a tonneau cover. SP03486 is titled as a 1965
Cobra in Arizona, has 2,542 miles and is available for
$124,950.
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