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Old 07-08-2026, 03:18 PM
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Another vote for stock, or pass it on to someone who wants it as is..... in the day a swap with a Ford 260/289 or Chevy 283/327 was not unheard of, but that was back in the 70s when they were just another used Brit sports car and you couldn't afford an AC Cobra.
They were a handful to keep on the road, too much chassis flex, not enough brake for the power/speed. Fun yes, kinda, but now its not a Healey 3000 and its not a muscle car.....
Its yours so you decide...

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Another vote for.........swap with a Ford 260/289 or Chevy 283/327.......... and you couldn't afford an AC Cobra.
They were a handful to keep on the road, too much chassis flex, not enough brake for the power/speed. Fun yes, kinda, but.....its not a muscle car....Its yours so you decide...
Reminds me of a PA neighbor that got a ford Cobra body (probably a kit body) , widened it 11" down the middle, and securely mounted it to a Chevy Nova "frame". BBC-Muncie-12-Bolt. Glossy Wood wheel, them little vent windows, side-pipes. I was able to touch the sidepipes (and maybe the ground) while a passenger.

What a fantastic result! Probably not an original Cobra body...but i dunno. It was metal.

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