win this 427 shelby cobra csx4051

Sweepstakes closes January 11th, 2026 at 11:59 pm. Winner will be drawn on January 18th, 2026 at 10 am PDT.

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This Cobra captures the essence of the legendary 427 for a unique twist on the original. Built by HRE Motorcars and powered by a custom-built NASCAR legend Ernie Elliott engine with an estimated 600 horsepower.

This cobra is unique in that it is the first of 2 prototypes developed to look and feel like an original but with the amazing performance of a Bill Elliott engine. This car was created to test the waters for the later Bill Elliott/Carroll Shelby Edition Cobra.

In honor of the 60th anniversary of the 427 Cobra, we present to you CSX4051!

2025 GT350 Highlights:

  • Prototype #7

  • Vin#: 1FA6P8CF2R5435600

  • Painted in Oxford White with Guardsman Blue Stripes

  • 810-Horsepower Supercharger System​

  • 6-speed Manual Transmission

  • Shelby by Borla cat-back exhaust and tips​

  • Front and rear lowering springs​

  • Front and rear sway bars​

  • Short throw shifter

  • 20" X 9.5" (front) 20" X 11" (rear) flow forged alloy wheels​

  • Shelby spec performance tires​

  • All-leather seat recovers​

  • Shelby shifter ball​

  • Embroidered floor mats​

  • Door sill plates​

  • Serialized dash plaque

  • Serialized engine plaque

Thank you for your support!

You will be entered to win Prototype #7 2025 Shelby GT350 when you make a donation. Enter Today! Proceeds from this fundraising campaign will support and further the Cobra Experience’s mission of Educating future generations and celebrating Shelby American's world dominance in sports car racing. In addition, you will be helping us to Drive Dreams Forward and expand and develop our programs to educate the public and the next generation of automotive enthusiasts about the legacy of Carroll Shelby and these great cars. The Cobra Experience is a 501(c)(3) Non-profit Museum located in Martinez, California. We are a volunteer organization and hope you will stop in to experience the museum next time you are in Northern California!