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Important Information / Re: Kits, Rollers (Turnkey) and Complete Cars
« on: October 24, 2025, 12:55:57 PM »
Hello Everyone,
Its been a busy time since my last update in April. Since then, I have attended the London Cobra Show where I had the privilege of meeting a ton of Cobra owners, spent a few weeks in Northern Michigan driving HM2039 anywhere and everywhere I could (got in about 300 miles between rainy days), we purchased the remaining assets of Hi-Tech (Phoenix based Cobra builder from the late 90's), built our first 356 Speedster Replica, improved some flaws in the 427, repainted HM2039, had a new 289 slabside mold made from a Hi-Tech body, started building 2 more 427's (one for stock and a roller for a customer), started the first Hurricane 289 Slabside, made new jigs and improved others, designed & built our first speedster body subframe (going forward, all our bodies will be manufactured in Phoenix), and more.
Sales have been slow but with the Hurricane multi-year shutdown and us wanting to get everything figured out and lined up before we started marketing too much its what we planned/expected. We have recently partnered with our first dealer, Streetside Classics, who currently has HM2039 and Speedster #1 in their Phoenix showroom. Streetside has 6 locations across the U.S. (Atlanta, Charlotte, Dallas/Fort Worth, Nashville, Phoenix and Tampa) and we plan to fill their showrooms with all of our models over the next few years. We are currently working on updating the website and will be attending the Good Guys show here in Scottsdale in a few weeks.
We are currently offering the 427 Roadster, 427 Roadster Street, 289 Slabside, 289 FIA (based off CSX2345) and the 356 Speedster.
I try to post regularly on Instagram and Facebook and will try to do better with the Forums.
Stay Safe!
Thank you,
Shane Williams
Hurricane Motorsports
Its been a busy time since my last update in April. Since then, I have attended the London Cobra Show where I had the privilege of meeting a ton of Cobra owners, spent a few weeks in Northern Michigan driving HM2039 anywhere and everywhere I could (got in about 300 miles between rainy days), we purchased the remaining assets of Hi-Tech (Phoenix based Cobra builder from the late 90's), built our first 356 Speedster Replica, improved some flaws in the 427, repainted HM2039, had a new 289 slabside mold made from a Hi-Tech body, started building 2 more 427's (one for stock and a roller for a customer), started the first Hurricane 289 Slabside, made new jigs and improved others, designed & built our first speedster body subframe (going forward, all our bodies will be manufactured in Phoenix), and more.
Sales have been slow but with the Hurricane multi-year shutdown and us wanting to get everything figured out and lined up before we started marketing too much its what we planned/expected. We have recently partnered with our first dealer, Streetside Classics, who currently has HM2039 and Speedster #1 in their Phoenix showroom. Streetside has 6 locations across the U.S. (Atlanta, Charlotte, Dallas/Fort Worth, Nashville, Phoenix and Tampa) and we plan to fill their showrooms with all of our models over the next few years. We are currently working on updating the website and will be attending the Good Guys show here in Scottsdale in a few weeks.
We are currently offering the 427 Roadster, 427 Roadster Street, 289 Slabside, 289 FIA (based off CSX2345) and the 356 Speedster.
I try to post regularly on Instagram and Facebook and will try to do better with the Forums.
Stay Safe!
Thank you,
Shane Williams
Hurricane Motorsports