Coming up for auction soon: https://www.goodwood.com/grr/event-coverage/goodwood-revival/famous-ac-cobra-crossing-the-block-at-revivals-bonhamscars-sale/
You might need deep pockets with a guide price of £1.5-2m, though.
Go on Aaron, you know you want to. LOL!
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... so basically a brand new car trading under its original VIN!
Quote from: KevinW on Sep 02, 2025, 07:52 AM... so basically a brand new car trading under its original VIN!
I wonder what happened to the original repaired chassis? Would this have a greater claim to the original VIN if it was built into another car? Begs the question how much of the original car has to be incorporated into a rebuilt car to justify claiming it's the same vehicle? Sounds like "Triggers broom" to me! ;D
I'd also recommend checking all the earth connections and battery terminals before replacing any parts. A loose or corroded connection can cause some really confusing electrical issues, and it's an easy thing to rule out first.