Colin Wood
Colin Wood Associate Editor
10/20/20 9:29 a.m.
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According to the owner, this 1969 Shelby Cobra—CSX2125—is the last MkI to be equipped with a worm-and-sector steering box instead of the rack-and-pinion setup found on later models. Under the hood, this Cobra is powered by a Ford 289 V8 backed by a Borg Warner T10 transmission. And there’s the rare color: Metaline Blue. 

Said to have been “meticulously restored to original …

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torked714
torked714 New Reader
10/20/20 3:25 p.m.

Not sure it make the Concours d'Cancelation, but I would not kick her out of my garage.

torked714
torked714 New Reader
10/20/20 3:28 p.m.

Looks like there is something sticking out of the top, center of the steering wheel. Switch?

Jay Talbott
Jay Talbott New Reader
10/21/20 8:32 a.m.

Shouldn't this say 1963 instead of 1969 (in the first sentence)?

sir_mike
sir_mike New Reader
10/21/20 5:27 p.m.

In reply to torked714 :

Turn signal switch??  Like a Healey??

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