Shelby Cobra DX Version Roadster 1969
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Specifications Shelby Cobra DX Version Roadster 1969 blueprint
The Shelby Cobra DX Version Roadster 1969 is an impressive feat of automotive engineering and design. It was built by Carroll Shelby, an American automotive designer and racing driver, who is widely regarded as one of the most influential figures in racing history. This model of the Shelby Cobra is distinguished by its sleek and aerodynamic styling. Its frame is made from lightweight yet incredibly durable aluminium, while the interior and body are constructed from a combination of high-grade plastics, including carbon fiber, resin reinforced polymers, and even some aluminium components. The car features lowered suspension, disc-brakes, and alloy wheels, giving it an incredibly responsive drive. Under the bonnet is a powerful Ford 289 V8 engine, combined with a sleek 4-speed manual transmission. The exhaust system consists of a loud, broad-shouldered roar. Inside the cabin, the Shelby Cobra Roadster 1969 provides plenty of comfort for the lucky driver. The custom-made leather bucket seats are an inviting sight to those lucky enough to sit inside. An impressive audio system features a built-in CD player and design-matched speakers. The Cobra is equipped with a range of modern safety features, including dual airbags, ABS brakes, traction control, and a powerful quad-tip exhaust system. With a slick, race-ready look, the Shelby Cobra DX Version Roadster 1969 is a timeless tribute to the legacy of Carroll Shelby.
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