SBX Cars is proud to offer for sale this 1967 Everett-Morrison Cobra 427SC replica showing just 18,841 mi (30,322 km) on the odometer at the time of cataloging. Finished in green over a tan leather interior, and carrying a Ford title, this exacting replica of the original Shelby racer is not for the faint of heart.

Featuring a recently overhauled 1967 Ford 428 FE V8, block code C6ME, said to make nearly 500 horsepower, this all-time automotive icon is absolutely bristling with brute force power. Created by renowned Cobra replica manufacturer Everett-Morrison out of Texas, it is built to be driven hard. 

Highlights include a heavy-duty 4” frame, modern brakes and suspension, a Tremec TKX 5-speed manual, and that mighty 428 cubic inch V8. Designed for street performance, it sounds absolutely incredible on cold start and even better behind the wheel as seen in the gallery videos.

Exterior

Interior

Mechanical

Leather seat wear and blemishes in the finish of this 1967 Cobra replica are documented in the gallery.

Per the seller, the vehicle does not have air conditioning, heat, or defrost.

• Top with curtain windows
• Tonneau cover

Outrageous performance is a given when you blend a 500-horse Ford 428 V8 with line lock, a manual transmission, and a car that weighs just 2,100 pounds - as is the case with today’s ‘67 Cobra 427SC replica. However, this particular example goes further with that stunning deep green finish. 

Devoid of any stripes, it truly shines on its own with an incredible depth of reflectivity perfectly set off by the polished bright work. As the seller notes, this car is guaranteed to garner all the attention you can handle, but requires a steady hand to pilot properly. For the serious Shelby enthusiast, it simply does not get much better.

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