For Sale: 1965 Shelby Cobra in Concord, North Carolina for sale in Concord, NC
Vehicle Description With a distinct color, well-built V8 power, four-wheel disc brakes, and five-speed manual, this 1965 Shelby Cobra Factory Five is a low-mileage build that delivers the right kind of vintage sports car package that's ready to enjoy today.
This Cobra was built to be a proper driver that also loves to give you plenty more correct history pieces than many others.
The first place you really understand this is the Springtime Yellow paint.
While we usually see these in black or red, this unique hue also fits the history.
It was offered on the 1965 Mustang, and the 289 V8s going into the Cobras were also gaining a reputation in the pony cars, too.
It has a nice gloss that helps get this roadster extra attention, but as a true driver, the full style is also about making sure you'll happily break in fresh asphalt without thinking twice.
In fact, it has a true cruiser style over the whole car.
It skips the racing stripes and hood scoop, and so it just seems to have an uninterrupted look of the curves that make the Cobra an icon.
The full bumpers and side wind wings give this the look of a true street driver.
Of course, the side pipes, driver roll hoop, and Halibrand-style wheels are pure racecar cool.
It's all part of a quality package that was completed in 2018, and it only has been driven about 13k miles by its one and only owner thus far.
This is a true roadster that's open to the world, and so you have a good-looking black interior that has a timelessly attractive contrast to the exterior yellow.
It has terrific driver-oriented features like low-back bucket seats with full Simpson racing harnesses to keep you planted.
The stick shift is in the correct forward-leaning position, the Factory Five sports steering wheel has a grippy feel, and the dash is dominated by a full gauge package with large tach and correct-style reverse speedo and tach.
The Cobras were born from Ford's small block program, and so it's great to have a 289 cubic-inch V8 under the hood.
You get to fully unlock the power with an Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor, Weiand Street Warrior aluminum intake, and headers feeding into the rumbling side pipes.
You have complete control over the full power package thanks to a Tremec TZ5 five-speed manual transmission.
The undercarriage photos show this is a clean build with a strong frame, adjustable coilovers, and four-wheel disc brakes with Wilwood brake kit in the rear.
It makes for a great-driving package on this performance-oriented machine.
Titled as a 1965 Shelby with Specialty Construction designation, the sale comes complete with plenty of paperwork, including the owner's manual, service manuals, build receipts, and around 350 restoration photos on a CD.
This Cobra has the look of both vintage and performance.
Don't miss this distinct Factory Five.
Call now!.
This Cobra was built to be a proper driver that also loves to give you plenty more correct history pieces than many others.
The first place you really understand this is the Springtime Yellow paint.
While we usually see these in black or red, this unique hue also fits the history.
It was offered on the 1965 Mustang, and the 289 V8s going into the Cobras were also gaining a reputation in the pony cars, too.
It has a nice gloss that helps get this roadster extra attention, but as a true driver, the full style is also about making sure you'll happily break in fresh asphalt without thinking twice.
In fact, it has a true cruiser style over the whole car.
It skips the racing stripes and hood scoop, and so it just seems to have an uninterrupted look of the curves that make the Cobra an icon.
The full bumpers and side wind wings give this the look of a true street driver.
Of course, the side pipes, driver roll hoop, and Halibrand-style wheels are pure racecar cool.
It's all part of a quality package that was completed in 2018, and it only has been driven about 13k miles by its one and only owner thus far.
This is a true roadster that's open to the world, and so you have a good-looking black interior that has a timelessly attractive contrast to the exterior yellow.
It has terrific driver-oriented features like low-back bucket seats with full Simpson racing harnesses to keep you planted.
The stick shift is in the correct forward-leaning position, the Factory Five sports steering wheel has a grippy feel, and the dash is dominated by a full gauge package with large tach and correct-style reverse speedo and tach.
The Cobras were born from Ford's small block program, and so it's great to have a 289 cubic-inch V8 under the hood.
You get to fully unlock the power with an Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor, Weiand Street Warrior aluminum intake, and headers feeding into the rumbling side pipes.
You have complete control over the full power package thanks to a Tremec TZ5 five-speed manual transmission.
The undercarriage photos show this is a clean build with a strong frame, adjustable coilovers, and four-wheel disc brakes with Wilwood brake kit in the rear.
It makes for a great-driving package on this performance-oriented machine.
Titled as a 1965 Shelby with Specialty Construction designation, the sale comes complete with plenty of paperwork, including the owner's manual, service manuals, build receipts, and around 350 restoration photos on a CD.
This Cobra has the look of both vintage and performance.
Don't miss this distinct Factory Five.
Call now!.
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