AC Cobra 427 1966
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Specifications AC Cobra 427 1966 blueprint
The 1966 AC Cobra 427 is the quintessential classic British-American sports car. With its iconic powerful lines, this beautiful vehicle is truly the epitome of thrilling design and outstanding performance. The timeless beauty of the AC Cobra lies in its unmistakable bright blue exterior. Its sleek curves define both modern and vintage, with contemporary chrome details that add a certain classic feel to the car. The rear of the car is dominated by large velvet-silver tail fins that sat atop two large exhaust pipes, and the eye-catching roll bar gives a nod to its race-ready heritage. When peeking under the long, unbroken hood, one can find the engine of the AC Cobra to be a 7.0L V8 engine capable of producing 428 HP. Paired with a 4-speed manual transmission, the Cobra has always been a potent beast on the track, making it the vehicle of choice for competitive drivers throughout its life. The interior of the AC Cobra is just as appealing as the exterior, with its bright blue leather seats and wood-accented dashboard giving the car a timeless feel. Other features include an advanced tachometer and a wooden rimmed steering wheel, as well as a high-quality analog radio system. Arguably one of the most iconic cars of its time, the 1966 AC Cobra 427 is still cherished by fans of vintage automotive excellence. Whether it is taken to the track or merely put on display to remind us of a classic era in car design, this classic remains a testimony to the beauty of the classic American and British blend.
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