[69dejavue]

I recently rec'd an original cobra emblem from a 62-63 427 cobra. I am just curious of the value. I will NEVER sell it but I am curious of the value.

[computerworks]

69dejavue, on Mar 27 2009, 08:47 PM, said:

I recently rec'd an original cobra emblem from a 62-63 427 cobra. I am just curious of the value. I will NEVER sell it but I am curious of the value.

427 Cobras were sold in 1965-67. There have been many repro's made of the emblem over time.

What is the part number on the reverse side?

If you post a picture, we can ID the emblem.

[69dejavue]

computerworks, on Mar 28 2009, 12:07 AM, said:

427 Cobras were sold in 1965-67. There have been many repro's made of the emblem over time.

What is the part number on the reverse side?

If you post a picture, we can ID the emblem.

There is no part number on the reverse side. You can see where it appeared it was riveted. It may have been a 289 cobra but there is absolutely no doubt of its authenticity.

[computerworks]

69dejavue, on Mar 28 2009, 09:19 AM, said:

... but there is absolutely no doubt of its authenticity.

Good.

Is it the round style, like attached? They had p/n on reverse side, along with two pins that went thru the body and were used to hold the emblem with clips on the underside.

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[69dejavue]

computerworks, on Mar 28 2009, 01:28 PM, said:

Good.

Is it the round style, like attached? They had p/n on reverse side, along with two pins that went thru the body and were used to hold the emblem with clips on the underside.

It is round but has a blue background rather than gold. You can see where there were two pins that were apparently ground off. No part number on the back side.

[csx4278]

Here's another, from my collection of Cobra stuff. Probably had it for at least 30 yrs. I recall,the guy that gave it to me said it came from an original car,but,I can't say it is. Cast on reverse 963 that I can read,could be 1963?? Pins have had a tack weld and have been threaded, fairly sure that's not right,but,would have held it onto a car secure. Have a great day..Mike

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[69dejavue]

csx4278, on Mar 29 2009, 01:48 PM, said:

Here's another, from my collection of Cobra stuff. Probably had it for at least 30 yrs. I recall,the guy that gave it to me said it came from an original car,but,I can't say it is. Cast on reverse 963 that I can read,could be 1963?? Pins have had a tack weld and have been threaded, fairly sure that's not right,but,would have held it onto a car secure. Have a great day..Mike

If your back ground is blue then it is similar to what I have. There is no number on the back but you can see where the pins were ground off. Any idea of value? As stated I will never sell because a friend gave to me. Just curious on value.

[csx4278]

Yes, the back ground is blue. I have no clue as to what a known original would be valued at,sorry. I put mine back in the cobra case,
original or not, looks good there. Mike