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[arcticdude]

Is that carpet on the floor???  Man, that sure is different from the old days!  If you bought a drag pak back when you could, you got 1 very thin seat, a simple steering wheel, a couple of gauges and a shifter.  Some didn't even have window cranks to roll the windows up and down.  They had a strap that you pulled the window up/down with!  Certainly not a back seat, cruise and consoles.

Still thanks for the pictures!!  It does bring back memories, if nothing else.  Anybody have a 69 shell they want to part with?  Those were the best.  Just big enough to easily put a BB into and light enough to make them really run.

[Harleyrider_49]

 
THAT......is "Bad-azz"!!!!! Always like'd the Stang's.....Had ta give up a Cobra in a divorce,BUT.....kept my house an property, driv'n a Stang now, not a Cobra , but has seen some low 8's in the 1/8 mile when it was "Bottled"       

[70_GTX]

I may have to recant on the horsepower rating for the Cobrajet. The salesman told me that it had 750-800 horses but I read somewhere yesterday that it has 475. So, don't quote me. If the lower number is correct, it is comparable to the Challenger's Drag Pak cars.

[arcticdude]

The Ford site lists it, but doesn't give any numbers.

[blown302]

They are advertised with 475 but they have much more. They run high 9 second quarter mile et's which says alot for the actual power output.

[smkymtnboy]

They are advertised with 475 but they have much more. They run high 9 second quarter mile et's which says alot for the actual power output.

my understanding from a very good friend who bought one for his collection, there are four programs or settings  ranging from 475 up to 1100 h.p. I did witness his first burnout at Bristol during fun ford fri.. i will check on the h.p. rating and get back. he did elect have his delivered minus the snake. hope this helps