Shelby Cobra 427

Gulp. Guess I better take my car out of the '50s build. Mine looks like it came from the bottom of the junkyard pile. Wow. That chassis looks ---------------can't find the words. I can see where I need a LOT of practice. Can't wait to see the finished car.

Jim

Navypitsnipe, the revell kit includes the full sized windsheild as well as a couple other optional parts. They don't show it on the box, but it's there!

Thanks for the comments guys! 

  looks really good, i have a few engines that i wired the correct firing order on, but most of the time i'm stressed out and don't have the patience to do it. i've seen the cobra kit but i want to build a street cobra with a 427 but don't want to deal with the hassle of modifications. Does anyone know of a kit with the big block AND the full sized windshield? any help would be great.

Lots of work in this one. Looks great.Can't wait to see the completed project. Thanks for showing your work.

And I gave you an out on the firing order! You could have claimed not enough wire, which is how I explain it on the 66 GTO I'm building.

I've picked up a ProTech pre-wired distributer that does have enough wire, and will be sure to get the firing order correct, on my next engine, a 396ci for 65 Impala SS that's waiting on my build table. 

 

Holy Cow! I thought I was looking at the real thing!  Great work Max!

This was a Parts by Parks distributor... they gave me a TON of wire. But I kinda chickened out on the proper firing order... I guess I wasnt sure how everything would fit

Looking good Max!

Those prewired distribs sure make it easy to wire. I find some of them are too short, though. Don't allow you to wire the proper firing order.