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« on: November 12, 2007, 19:24:00 »
I bought it on ebay for 60 pence
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Originally posted by cmaddox3
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Originally posted by nikbj68
Hi Chuck. 39PH was the AC Cars entry at Le Mans in 1963, where it finished 7th, then went on to be one of the most famous racing Cobras outside of America. This is the Magazine:
Ah! Very cool, I'll be on the outlook! Thanks for the heads-up gents!
-- Chuck
My copy seems to have a differnet cover
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Originally posted by jimmydfw
This is actually my car you are talking about. It is 100% not a fake car. It was built by Brian Angliss and Richard Buxbaum in November of 1977. It is not and was never presented as being a Shelby car. When we got the car, it had a CSX vin plate in it but it was removed and the other vin plate was installed. It is for a Ford Cobra but that is the title the car currently has along with it. The car does not have an AC title or vin plate in it. If you have any doubts, feel free to come and inspect the car. We have nothing to hide. It was also previously owned by Bill Jacobs and Dana Mecum
Jimmy Singer
From what I can see that definatly look s like an AC vin plate
214-893-7812
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Originally posted by Trevor Legate
Just to second all the above. (You beat me to it as I've be away from the computerizator for a few days). I should also like to extend my sincere thanks for allowing a worthless individual of ill-repute (failed rally driver) access to an expensive piece of machinery in the shape of an FIA Shelby Cobra - and not even hitting me when I brought it back on the end of a rope. Still my exhaustive research confirms that you cannot run a Cobra on fresh air alone...
And well done for arranging the sunshine.
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Originally posted by Classicus
There's an interesting historical article with several pics in November's "Classic & Sports Car" about Thames Ditton's three wheeler. []
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Originally posted by hawk289
I live about 10mins from the frimley building, got cleared out long time ago. I know a few of the AC guys, nothing is done in the UK at the moment. If they have Alu bodies, either Kirkham or someone else is doing them. I believe they have some of the original jigs, etc. in Malta.
John.