Cobras Fore Sale

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Drunkonjack
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Cobras Fore Sale

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Seems to me that with just under 5000 Cobras made we have had a lot of cars come up for sale.

I have been watching these cars on Ebay for yers and it seems lately we have a car listed almost everyday.

What do you guys think the recent flood of Cobras are all about ?

I for one think this is one of the most desirable year of Cobras being it was the first and only year for the foxbody and #'s are limited.
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I think it is Basically roll around time. People buy these cars in Spurts, and hold on to them for 4 to 5 years then sell them. Now I am not sure about the low mileage 1 owner cars I have seen forsale lately.

Also they made the Cobra in 79, 80 and 81. So not the only Fox body cobra. It just had the most upgrades, and styling ques. I still love a White 81 Cobra with Recaro seat option.
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Post by dbrennancobra »

there are 11 - 93 cobras on ebay right now!
2004 svt Cobra Mystichrome Convertible STOCK
1967 mustang Coupe STOCK Red/Black - SOLD
1993 Cobra STOCK Red/Black #1264 SOLD
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Post by WillyB93 »

I agree with aaron on why people are selling now. I would say the low mileage one owner cars the owners are just looking to cash out a bit or step up to the bigger better newer Mustang out these days.
93 Black on black sunroof #1835
04 Comp. Orange Coupe #348
93 Reef Blue SSP LX Coupe (SOLD)
91 Wild Strawberry Coupe (SOLD)
93 Teal and Black #1521 (SOLD)
93 Vibrant Red and Leather #3038 (SOLD)
04 Mystichrome Coupe #529 of #1010 (SOLD)
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Post by Drunkonjack »

I figure itis good for me ........should have no problem finding one I like.

just need to figure what a good price is and jump when one pops up in my price range.
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Post by buddha »

Ebay alwasys seemed to float around 10 Cobras for sale at any given week for a long time with many repeat cars. Then it seemed to slack off for a few months, but it seems to back to the previous number of cars available. Then of course you always had the Autotrader stuff, as well as CL.

I think a lot of it has to do with the availibility of all the other newer Mustangs on the market. Termi's are getting pretty cheap and make an ass load of HP stock. You can say the same for the first gen Shelby's too.
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What is a Termi ?

I might say Duh ! when you tell me .
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Post by BrettT »

Termi is short for the 2003 Cobra aka "The Terminator"
Its the silver one in my singature below.

Here is a quote and more info from this web site.
http://stangshiftergaskets.com/2003_200 ... oc35092310

"Many ask where the name "Terminator" came from. Well, it didn't come from the movie, that's for sure. The Terminator program name is credited to Tom Bochenek, the Cobra program manager. The name actually came from a meeting discussion about the competition the 2003 Cobra might have, in particular the Camaro if it was continued beyond the 2002 model year. The SVT team knew that a supercharged 2003 Cobra would "terminate" the Camaro vs. Mustang war once and for all. So the program name Terminator was chosen."

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I think it also has to do with the time of the year. Late spring early summer is usually the best time to move these kind of cars, a lot of people are looking for a summer cruiser now than in January and February.
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For the most part at least with these cars they fall in hands that take care of them very well.
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Ive been tempted more than once to sell my '93 for a termie....
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