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#1
Social Media Updates / Re: Social Media Post
Last post by Bob Worley - July 29, 2026, 02:47:08 PMThanks Shane!
#2
Important Information / 289 Roadster (Slabside)
Last post by AllAmerican - July 28, 2026, 03:28:32 PMNOW TAKING ORDERS
After nearly 10 months of building, refining, reverse-engineering, sourcing the right components, and consulting with industry experts like Mike Kenney (former Hi-Tech employee) and Mike McCluskey (former Carroll Shelby employee and current restorer of original Cobras), we're excited to announce that we're officially taking orders!
We believe we've created the closest thing to an original Cobra available today.
Built right here in the USA, these kits and turnkey cars are manufactured to the exact specifications of the original Cobra—with the only major difference being a lightweight fiberglass body in place of aluminum.
Designed by Tom D'Antonio, whose work impressed Carroll Shelby enough to hire him—along with Mike McCluskey—to help build Shelby continuation cars, these vehicles have a direct lineage back to the originals.
If you've always dreamed of owning a Cobra that captures the look, feel, and heritage of the original, now is the time.
Stop dreaming. Start driving.
Contact us today to begin building your dream Cobra!
After nearly 10 months of building, refining, reverse-engineering, sourcing the right components, and consulting with industry experts like Mike Kenney (former Hi-Tech employee) and Mike McCluskey (former Carroll Shelby employee and current restorer of original Cobras), we're excited to announce that we're officially taking orders!
We believe we've created the closest thing to an original Cobra available today.
Built right here in the USA, these kits and turnkey cars are manufactured to the exact specifications of the original Cobra—with the only major difference being a lightweight fiberglass body in place of aluminum.
Designed by Tom D'Antonio, whose work impressed Carroll Shelby enough to hire him—along with Mike McCluskey—to help build Shelby continuation cars, these vehicles have a direct lineage back to the originals.
If you've always dreamed of owning a Cobra that captures the look, feel, and heritage of the original, now is the time.
Stop dreaming. Start driving.
Contact us today to begin building your dream Cobra!
#3
Social Media Updates / HM1073
Last post by AllAmerican - July 22, 2026, 06:06:59 PMMore pics of Dan's 427, HM1073. #hurricane_motorsports #427cobra #shelbycobra #kitcar #stopdreaming
#4
Social Media Updates / Social Media Post
Last post by AllAmerican - July 22, 2026, 06:02:15 PMI've had quite a few requests to share our social media posts here on the forum for those who don't use Instagram or Facebook. I'll do my best to keep these posts updated here as well.
Shane
Shane
#5
Important Information / Re: London Cobra Show & Goodgu...
Last post by s_reynolds - July 21, 2026, 05:21:35 PMNice representative display of the brand.
#6
Important Information / Re: London Cobra Show & Goodgu...
Last post by AllAmerican - July 20, 2026, 04:35:21 PMpics of our booth in London
#7
Important Information / Re: London Cobra Show & Goodgu...
Last post by AllAmerican - July 20, 2026, 04:24:29 PMHi Everyone,
We made it back from the London Cobra Show and the Goodguys Columbus Show, with about 10 days of much-needed R&R in Northern Michigan squeezed in between events.
By the time we got home, we had logged just over 5,500 miles with the truck and trailer, hauling both a Speedster and a 289 Cobra.
Fortunately, two of our customers—Dave & Betty (HM1074) and Michael & son Aaron (HM2013)—were able to help by displaying their 427 Cobras in our London booth. Dave & Betty also brought their car to the Goodguys Columbus Show, allowing us to showcase all three Hurricane models together for the first time at both events.
We truly appreciate all the support we've received from the Hurricane community. Having customers willing to represent Hurricane at these shows means a great deal to us and helps make events like these possible.
The shows generated a lot of interest, and we're optimistic that the exposure will lead to some new customers in the months ahead.
I'll try to follow up with some pictures from the shows.
Shane
We made it back from the London Cobra Show and the Goodguys Columbus Show, with about 10 days of much-needed R&R in Northern Michigan squeezed in between events.
By the time we got home, we had logged just over 5,500 miles with the truck and trailer, hauling both a Speedster and a 289 Cobra.
Fortunately, two of our customers—Dave & Betty (HM1074) and Michael & son Aaron (HM2013)—were able to help by displaying their 427 Cobras in our London booth. Dave & Betty also brought their car to the Goodguys Columbus Show, allowing us to showcase all three Hurricane models together for the first time at both events.
We truly appreciate all the support we've received from the Hurricane community. Having customers willing to represent Hurricane at these shows means a great deal to us and helps make events like these possible.
The shows generated a lot of interest, and we're optimistic that the exposure will lead to some new customers in the months ahead.
I'll try to follow up with some pictures from the shows.
Shane
#8
For Sale / Re: HM 2038 Leftover Parts For...
Last post by Bass And Hot Rods - July 02, 2026, 01:24:16 PMPics Pt 4
#9
For Sale / Re: HM 2038 Leftover Parts For...
Last post by Bass And Hot Rods - July 02, 2026, 01:23:12 PMPics Pt 3
#10
For Sale / Re: HM 2038 Leftover Parts For...
Last post by Bass And Hot Rods - July 02, 2026, 01:17:17 PMSale pics pt 2