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£160,000

1966 AC Cobra

United Kingdom • 19 Dec 2025

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AI Listing Summary

This AC Cobra continuation is a rare find, built to 1966 427 S/C specifications and finished by AC Heritage. It boasts a genuine, Steve Warrior-built 427 side-oiler engine and virtually no miles, making it a highly coveted collector's item despite minor cosmetic flaws.

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Condition 

8

The car is described as being in as-new, unused condition, with no dents, holes, or crumples on the bodywork. The paint has a deep shine, and the exterior fixtures are beyond criticism. There are minor imperfections such as rubbed away paint around the door edges and paint chips around the nose. The car has been shaken-down and fettled, but never used.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

COX5016

Odometer:

17,166 miles

Reg Number:

PKJ 483

RHD/LHD:

LHD

This hand-crafted, aluminium-bodied AC Cobra continuation is powered by a Steve Warrior-built original steel 427 side-oiler with steel heads.

And when we say ‘original’ we mean it.

The engine was a ‘new old stock’ boxed unit, as used in 427 S/C iterations, and was sourced direct from Ford in the US.

It has dry sump lubrication and produces a fearsome 570bhp.

The car has a 3.54.1 Salisbury differential and the gearbox is the correct top loader.

We have, of course, fired it up.

After doing so, we stood in open-mouthed awe for a few moments while we tried in vain to make sense of a noise that sounds for all the world like Tom Waits and Iggy Pop yelling at each other in an electrical storm.

Every tiny incremental nudge from your right foot unleashes an apocalyptic cacophony of roars, shrieks, wails, pops and barks, all of which explode together from the side-pipes with the power and fury of a volcanic eruption.

It might just be the best exhaust note we’ve yet heard from any car tha...

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£10,398

Lowest Price (Since 2020)

£33,226

Median Price (Since 2020)

£336,128

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