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Asked by Josh Sep 06, 2008 at 06:20 PM about the 1967 Shelby Cobra

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how much horsepower was standard for this car?

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Travis answered 15 years ago

They had a little over 400hp for the ones that were sold to the public. But, in LeMans racing setups they had around 520hp from the Ford 427.

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Travis answered 15 years ago

The standard model was rated at 425hp and had a top speed of 163mph.

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Brendon answered 15 years ago

google supersnake to see Carol Shelby's twin supercharged Cobra. One of two made, the only one in existance. Went to 6 million at auction, which can be seen on Utube.

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Frank answered 15 years ago

Actually...... Cobras (SC's) were only --- The REAL ones --- built in 1964, 1965, and 1966 then later, in the 1980's

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Frank answered 15 years ago

A little trivia.... Bill Cosby owned the other one, but it was totaled out

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Paul answered 15 years ago

All depends if it was equiped with the 427 Side Oiler or the 428 Police Interceptor engine.

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Eric answered 12 years ago

with the 427 side oiler they were rated at 425hp because of a pact between the big three manufacturerers but were closer to 500hp

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