1964 Shelby 289 Cobra

[Drew@ClassicAuto]

Some of you may enjoy reading this story we are doing on our blog. It is a 3 week blog series on one of our customers from Indianapolis and his ownership of this 1964 Shelby Cobra since he bought it new at a local Indianapolis car dealer. He is very passionate about the story of this car and we wanted to do what we could to get this story to a larger audience.

I will update each week as we post the next. Hopefully some other blogs/publications pick it up and continue to tell this unique story.

Enjoy!

http://www.classicins.com/contact/blog/march-2013/in-love-with-a-shelby-cobra

 

[DakotaGT]

Sounds like the beginning of a great story! Looking forward to future installments.

 

[Drew@ClassicAuto]

Part 2 of this series, final part will be released next week.

http://www.classicins.com/contact/blog/march-2013/owning-racing-winning

 

[Drew@ClassicAuto]

Final installment of this customer profile and his Cobra. Hope you all enjoyed. We are going to try and do a few of these a year.

http://www.classicins.com/contact/blog/april-2013/cobra-in-the-garage

 

[PL510*Jeff]

Great Story and well written.

Enjoyed it very much. Thanks for putting this on the GT Forum.

 

[Drew@ClassicAuto]

Great Story and well written.

Enjoyed it very much. Thanks for putting this on the GT Forum.

Thanks Jeff! He is very passionate about the history of this car (as he should be). Glad you enjoyed it and happy to share his story.

 

[Cobrar]

Great story, thanks for posting!!

By chance, was your client's car at Amelia Island in March?? If it wasn't, there was a twin - it was a beautiful car, and it was getting quite a lot of attention.

 

[Drew@ClassicAuto]

Great story, thanks for posting!!

By chance, was your client's car at Amelia Island in March?? If it wasn't, there was a twin - it was a beautiful car, and it was getting quite a lot of attention.

Glad you enjoyed it! Not sure if it was or not, he never mentioned it, but that does not mean anything!