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North
American Fiberglass Daytona Coupe
Guardsman
Blue/Wimbleton
White livery
SOLD!

Photo
above is hotlinked (same view,
larger size).
Below
are the some of the particulars of this asphalt-kicking
drivin' machine:
UNDER
THE HOOD
original
cast-iron 1965 289" small-block Ford

engine
photo is hotlinked (same view,
larger size).
- 1965
289 small-block, punched to 306 cid, outputting 400 plus horsepower
- Edelbrock
Performance
heads
- Weber
44 IDA
carburetor/intake ensemble
- Mallory distributor
- original
1965 valve covers
- Aviaid oil pan
- Griffin radiator
GEAR
TRAIN
- Lakewood scattershield
- Motorsport hydraulic clutch
- Tremec
3550,
5-speed gearbox
- Ford
8.8" rear axle, 4 bar setup, with 4.10:1 gear ratio
SUSPENSION,
BRAKES
- Aldan coil-over adjustable
shocks, all four corners
- Watts linkage
- air
jacksarray of 4 onboard air jacks that operate on external
80 psi, or nitrogen tank under spare tire in rear
- Wilwood rear disc brakes
- Ford
Motorsport
front disc brakes


This
view of the cockpit is hotlinked (same view, larger size).
Cockpit appointments:
- Stewart
Warner
instrument gauges (with 'correct' 180 mph reverse-reading speedo)
- Moto-Lita hardwood-rimmed
steering wheel
- Vintage
Air
A/C, concealed behind dash
- period-correct
toggle switches
- 4-point
Deist safety harness
- supple
leather seats
- Hurst
'Quick Shift'
shifter with correct Ford Mustang reverse-lockout shift
lever
- battery/electrical
cutoff switch
- fan
override switch
- Lexan slider side
windows
- aircraft-quality
rear window with blue tint (no distortion)
ROLLING
STOCK
- Halibrand genuine knockoff
wheels, fitted with:
- Goodyear P235/60R15 front
- Goodyear P275/60R15 rear

This
closeup chassis-plate shot is hotlinked (same view, larger size).

This
3/4-rearview view shot is hotlinked (same view, larger size).
ALSO
INCLUDES
- Jet
Hot Coated
headers & sidepipes
- Lucas lights
- Tri-bar headlights
- spare
replacement windshield
You
also get all the receipts and documentation, including hundreds
of photographs shot during the four years of build.

This
3/4-front view shot is hotlinked (same view, larger size).

This
cover shot of (August, 2006) KCB Magazine is hotlinked
(view of the car elevated on its onboard jack stands from the
magazine's Contents Page).
Here's
a hotlink to page 1 of the magazine's cover feature story: Click Here!
Here's
a hotlink to page 2 of the magazine's cover feature story: Click Here!

Here's the undercarriage showing the how those marvelous onboard/built-in
air jacks
are installed. They also operate from an 80-psi nitrogen tank
beneath
the spare tire in the rear.
This
car was built by Jack Kube of NAF (North American Fiberglass),
longtime builder of Cobra replicas. It consumed over four years
to complete. Today it has logged only approximately 300 miles.
Great pains were taken to render this blue beauty absolutely
correct to the original Shelby car #2601. If you're looking for
an absolutely dead-on reproduction of an original Brock/Shelby
Daytona Coupe, this is the drivin' machine for you.
oo
$65,000 obo
SOLD!
Contact:
Ken
Jones
(928)
812-xxxx
Located in Globe, Arizona, USA
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