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Just saw one of these at Ferrari Maserati of Central Jersey yesterday. The price was through the roof but it still looked pretty cool
Styling details aren't great, but I love the overall profile and its unique roof
Why don't you guys just have a nice hug? I think that will solve everything.... :P
From the shape of that rear arch, it looks like it's been shunted up the back... Ugly car.
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Description: As it would happen, Casarini had recently returned from a business trip to the UK where the TVR Griffith caught his attention and admiration. Casarini suggested for de Tomaso to build an "Italian...
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@edgar, also used in the Continental and yes it was de-tuned. Making about 30 hp less than in the Cobra. Mustang Mach 1 as well.
The DOHC 4.6 was a 4 valve per cylinder engine with a total of 32v. There were also 2 valve and 3 valve models both being SOHC. The only DOHC was the 4v (32v) used in the Mustang Cobra, Lincoln Mark VIII, and Mercury Marauder.
My first car was an 01 Lincoln Continental and from what I heard, that was a detuned cobra engine
Idk if it's that same engine. To me it looked like the 4.6 crown vics used.
The motor shown was not the 4.6 DOHC cobra motor, it's the normal 4.6 ohv gt motor
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Description: Because the Italian government denied additional capital due to de Tomaso's failing health, the struggling company approached Kjell Qvale, owner and founder of San Francisco-based firm British Mo...
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The dash, steering wheel, and transmission cover all look like this period Mustang... I guess that was some additional help from the Oval they didn't mention in the article...
And I hope he put some headers on it before putting the engine in the exhaust manifold these had just doesn't cut it
Dodge challenger used to have a massive mountain looking thing under the hood but then the trashed it because they realized it looked rediculous.
Yea this is definitely the 4.6 2V SOHC V8 that came out of the Mustang GT from 99-04. NOT the Cobra at all.
That does NOT look like the SVT cobra engine. Looks more like a SOHC 4.6L out of a mustang GT.
But then again people who don't really appreciate a car, when they go shopping for a new car don't wanna see a messy engine bay, that's the main reason they use the stupid covers, the sound and heat use is there justifiable reason
Its got nothing to do with them believing they reduce noise.. its proven that they do, they also help reduce ambient temps in the engine bay, the plastic and heat/ sound absorbing material applied to the underside of the panels do reduce heat and sound but not enough to ruin the engine bay with them
I remember seeing this everyone I opened up my hood in college. such a great little engine
manufacturers claim they reduce engine noise and vibrations.. as long as they believe that, they'll never get rid of them
We should start a partition to ban those god awful plastic engine covers. They're just pathetic.
No they just didn't care, this w as back when engine boys were littered with plastic covers, just an engine and everything in the open so u can work on then instead of digging around trying to get to stuff, reather have an engine bay like this then the dressed up wire hidden ones of today
Boy, this time period really didn't know how to dress an engine up much did they?
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Description: Its performance is also solid, with a 0 to 60 mph time of 5.3 seconds and a top speed of 158.5 mph. This automatic gearbox-equipped example (a manual transmission was also offered), comes complete wit...
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i rather use those 37k and get a new 5.0 mustang... better performance, better looks
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