Cobra Jet
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Due to COVID19, many upcoming car shows (big and small) are being canceled Globally. The next best thing to being at one, is visiting a virtual one!
Post what is in your collection; a hobby car, a special interest vehicle, a high end vehicle, barn photos, project car, a special build, a sentimental vehicle, your daily driver, etc.
This is not just for Mustangs - any vehicle, any year, any manufacturer (car, truck, motorcycle, etc). Even if you have been to a local car show or cruise in your area in the last 5 years, post up those pics too!
Add a little detail if possible!
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Here’s my 1994 SVT Cobra. I’m second owner and have owned it since March 2004. It retains all VIN body tags, rad support BUC tag and original drivetrain.
It’s verified via SVT and Ford Performance as being SVT Build #13 out of the total 6,009 Cobras built in 1994 (5,009 coupes, 1,000 Pace Car Convertibles) and was built in Dearborn on 03/04/1994.
Based on my exhaustive research over the years, it’s the lowest produced VIN # and lowest surviving SVT Build # out of the 5,009 coupes. If anyone knows otherwise, do contact me!
It’s been at quite a few annual car shows and has won several awards through the years.
Yes, it does have several mods (most can’t be seen), but nothing that can’t be turned back to stock.
This is what you would see in person if you saw it at a car show:
Post what is in your collection; a hobby car, a special interest vehicle, a high end vehicle, barn photos, project car, a special build, a sentimental vehicle, your daily driver, etc.
This is not just for Mustangs - any vehicle, any year, any manufacturer (car, truck, motorcycle, etc). Even if you have been to a local car show or cruise in your area in the last 5 years, post up those pics too!
Add a little detail if possible!
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Here’s my 1994 SVT Cobra. I’m second owner and have owned it since March 2004. It retains all VIN body tags, rad support BUC tag and original drivetrain.
It’s verified via SVT and Ford Performance as being SVT Build #13 out of the total 6,009 Cobras built in 1994 (5,009 coupes, 1,000 Pace Car Convertibles) and was built in Dearborn on 03/04/1994.
Based on my exhaustive research over the years, it’s the lowest produced VIN # and lowest surviving SVT Build # out of the 5,009 coupes. If anyone knows otherwise, do contact me!
It’s been at quite a few annual car shows and has won several awards through the years.
Yes, it does have several mods (most can’t be seen), but nothing that can’t be turned back to stock.
This is what you would see in person if you saw it at a car show:
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