Driving Project Daisy, The Forgotten V10-Powered Cobra Concept

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1 DAISY. 164 likes · 43 talking about this. 1 DAISY replicates the 2004 Ford Shelby Cobra Concept, known by codename „Dasiy“, a collaboration between Ford and Carroll Shelby. Ford’s Cobra is a modern

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The Ford Shelby Cobra concept driving position is comfortable and ergonomic, with an adjustable steering column. The carbon-fiber racing seats with five-point belts offer support for high-performance driving. Read more about when we drove Miss Daisy, a V10-powered Shelby Cobra concept, now that it’s up for sale from Mecum Auctions.

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Always needing to up the ante, Ford powered the new Cobra via 6.4-litre V10, a unit that provided 605 horsepower. The engine is one of three prototypes, with the other two remaining in Ford’s Project Daisy was the thundering 600-horsepower, V10-engined Shelby Cobra concept intended to succeed the original Ford GT. It never happened. But on the 15th anniversary of its debut, we get behind

Otherwise known as “Daisy,” the Shelby Cobra Concept is a true one-off created in conjunction with Carroll Shelby himself. Developed as a follow-up to the 2005 Ford GT, the Cobra Concept, unlike many others, is a fully functioning, running, Its performance capabilities were what you would expect from a 645-hp V10 engine, capable of propelling the Ford Shelby Cobra concept to a theoretical top speed of over 260 mph and reaching 130

723 likes, 12 comments – kcoxphoto on July 28, 2021: „Remember this car? V10 powered Cobra Concept.“. A Prototype Masquerading as a Concept Car As we mentioned in our first report of the impending auction, the Ford Shelby Cobra Concept, The Ford Shelby Cobra concept was designed as a retro-modern throwback to the original Ford-powered Shelby/AC Cobra. It’s powered by a mid-front-mounted 6.4-liter V10 with four valves per cylinder, which spins to 7,500 RPM and produces 605 horsepower without any help from forced-induction. It has no roof, no windows, and a rear

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1-of-1 Ford Shelby Cobra Concept „Daisy“ Is Heading to Auction: Who wishes this V10 American supercar was put into production? KEY FACTS This DRB SC540 is a handsome and extremely rare custom-built tribute to the distinctive one-off Shelby Concept Cobra, offered for sale by its second owner from new and benefitting from the fitment of a recently built supercharged V8 engine. Under the front clam shell sits a Harrop-supercharged and intercooled forged 5.4-litre V8, understood to produce up to

After killing the plan to mass produce the Daisy Cobra due to economic downturn, Ford had rendered the car undriveable rather than doom it to the crushing fate of many concepts, but Theodore used The Last Shelby Cobra Code-named Project Daisy, the 2004 Shelby Cobra concept was due to follow the introduction of the Ford GT in 2005. An economic downturn canceled the project, but not before one fully functional concept car was built. Powered by an experimental 6.5-liter, 605 horsepower V10, the Shelby Cobra drove the rear wheels through a rear-mounted six-speed

Ford once teased a modern version of the Shelby Cobra that ditched its 427-cu.in V8 for a rowdy V10 engine.

With further development and forced induction, who knows where the project could have ended up. Once complete, the new V10 was stuffed into an old Cobra R development mule and presented to management. Not much is known about how the car handled, but with Cobra R underpinnings, it probably did fine, even with some extra weight up front.

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American Unicorn. Code named Project Daisy, Curated is honored to announce the arrival of the 2004 Ford Shelby Cobra Concept. The Ford concept car was unveiled at the 2004 North American International Auto Show alongside, the legendary Carroll Shelby.

Driving Project Daisy, the forgotten V10-powered Cobra concept Project Daisy was the thundering 600-horsepower, V10-engined Shelby Cobra concept intended to succeed the original Ford GT–but it never happened. The one-off 2004 Ford Shelby Cobra Concept is heading to auction in August and while no pre-auction estimate has been released, it should fetch a pretty penny.

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Code-named „Project Daisy,“ this concept car is considered the last Cobra ever produced. First unveiled at the 2004 North American International Auto Show alongside the legendary Carroll Shelby, this V10-powered Cobra concept car was intended to be Last week we learned the one-off 2004 Ford Shelby Cobra concept will soon go to a new home, as it’s set to hit the block at Mecum’s auction in Monterey next month. The current owner is none other

UPDATE (17.June 2021): With the 2004 Ford Shelby Cobra Concept (a.k.a. “Codename Daisy”) coming up for auction at Mecum’s 2021 Monterey sale, we thought we’d revisit this excerpt from Chris Theodore’s 2019 book on Carroll Shelby detailing the development and construction of the car.

We drove Miss Daisy, a V10-powered Cobra concept for the new millennium, a few years ago for Classic Motorsports. This past June, we reported that the car would be crossing the block at Mecum’s Monterey sale. Sure, the concept never made it to production, but the unique project–overseen by Carroll Shelby himself–sold for Driving Project Daisy, the forgotten V10-powered Cobra concept Project Daisy was the thundering 600-horsepower, V10-engined Shelby Cobra concept intended to succeed the original Ford GT–but it never happened.

2004 Ford Shelby Cobra Concept Like the 2002 Ford GT40 concept, the Ford Shelby Cobra draws on Ford’s emotional and performance roots in a The Ford Shelby Cobra Concept is a concept car manufactured in partnership between Ford and Shelby in 2004. Debuting at the 2004 Detroit auto show, the Shelby Cobra Concept was built as a modern tribute to the classic Shelby Cobra. It is powered by an all-aluminium V10 engine, and was built on an aluminium chassis based on the one used on the Ford GT, which also lend

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Nicknamed „Daisy“, this Ford Shelby Cobra concept is the lone prototype of the V10-powered homage to the original Cobra.Unlike most other concepts, this one- ? Inventory – https://bit.ly/Curated-Inventory ?️ Merch – https://bit.ly/Curated-StoreIn this video, we dive into the 2004 Shelby Cobra Concept, a modern-d

The 2004 concept car updated the classic Cobra design for the early aughts.

Following an enthusiastic reception for the Ford GT, the V10-powered Shelby GR-1 concept debuted, taking the Daytona Coupe formula to a whole new level.

We previously covered the story of „Daisy,“ the one-off concept car Ford intended for limited series production in 2007. Unfortunately, the Great Recession forced the carmaker to change its plans.

Shelby Cobra Concept, the rebirth of a legend Presented in 2004, the Ford Shelby Cobra Concept was a tribute to the past that never became a production model.

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