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The car looks fabulous ,I remember chatting with Russ about the car at Croft a few years ago

This car has been sold again

Just received from Sports Car Digest (worthwhile subscribing if you don't already)

https://sportscardigest.com/ac-cars-to-produce-12-ac-cobras-in-1963-le-mans-liveries/?utm_source=sendfox&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=november-1st-sports-car-digest-weekly-update

And a new page appeared on the AC Cars website:
https://www.accars.eu/models/ac-cobra-le-mans-electric/

£600,000 for an electric version of 39PH or 645CGT. Interesting to see the planned chassis numbers for these cars and the reasons why.

"The cars will have chassis numbers based on the originals and listed in the 'AC Bible', a historical listing that secures their future valuation."

Clearly aiming at the market of people to buy, put away for 5 years add 50% to price and sell to next. Rinse and repeat until someone realises these cars carry none of the historical value of the originals.

Why do you think it will take people five years to realise these cars have no historical value ?

I have a spare weekend ticket available, contact me if anyone is interested

Would the value be more as a road car ?

I guess Fiskens advertised the car with a CSX chassis no as the car is now fitted with a CSX chassis tag

That is a great shame , the ACOC used too get a great turn out at this event

Will the ACOC have a display at this years Silverstone Classic?

The car looks fabulous now, fitted with an original AC body

As usual , someone is trying to jump on the Cobra band wagon and make lots of money selling a replica  :)

I am sure there were some Historic cars there, that were not built in the 21st century .

I have a pair of weekend tickets for sale for the Masters Series May 26 / 27th 2018 .Will take £40 for the pair

What happens if the owner of an original car and a replica with the same chassis no gets sold on ?

Hope to see some of you there

That snow good !