It's amazing what you can do if you just think outside the box a little bit. That's what Carroll Shelby did when used a hefty dose of American ingenuity to transform a little British roadster called ...

This 1966 Shelby Cobra 427 and 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB barn find is nothing short of astonishing. Tom Cotter, host of Barn Find Hunters has a pretty amazing gig. He tours the U.S. discovering rare cars ...

Carroll Shelby was not only an iconic automotive designer, racing driver, and entrepreneur. Expectedly, the guy is a huge car nut and owns an impressive lineup of vintage classics, like the car you ...

For 1965, Carroll Shelby came up with a new chassis under his familiar Cobra, built from four-inch steel tubes over a 90-inch wheelbase. He then upgraded the cars to coil spring suspension all around ...

In 1962, Carroll Shelby imported a lightweight British sports car and stuffed it with a big American engine to create the Shelby Cobra. More than six decades later, the Cobra is among the most iconic ...

Carroll Shelby introduced the Cobra to the world in 1962. The initial motor in the Cobra was a Ford 260, but the legendary designer would soon swap this for a 289 V-8. This particular year Cobra would ...

Shelby is celebrating a major milestone in 2025: It introduced the 427 Cobra, one of the company’s defining models, 60 years ago. The brand is commemorating the anniversary with a limited-edition ...

If most 427 Cobras are rebels, this one’s the rare monk who somehow lived through the ’70s, ’80s, and every shady body shop in between without picking up bad habits. No fender flares, no flamed paint ...

Carroll Shelby built just 23 examples of the 427 Cobra Competition, and this beautiful black example, chassis no. CSX 3010, is one of them. The company that currently owns it was looking for a place ...

It's amazing what you can do if you just think outside the box a little bit. That's what Carroll Shelby did when used a hefty dose of American ingenuity to transform a little British roadster called ...