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According to the registry, Robert Moore (NY) was the fourth owner of CSX3218 when he bought it in 1968. Originally white, Moore had the car repainted green with a gold nose stripe in 1969. He advertised the car for sale at $21K in 1975, but ended up selling for less. Our very own Cobra Ned "missed it by that much" as Maxwell Smart might say. The next owner painted it silver mink w/blue Le Mans stripes, as it looks today. CSX3218 crossed the pond to Europe in 2002 where it apparently still resides.

The last time I found anything online about CSX3218, it was in Switzerland and was being offered at auction for the second consecutive year, this time at Oldtimer Galerie event in Toffen on Apr 23, 2016 (www.oldtimergalerie.ch/en/). Sorry, but I don't know how it did or where it is now.

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CSX2051

[CSX2061]

CSX2061

It boggles my mind whenever I see someone trying to sell a high-end car with crappy photos. Case in point: This original 260 Cobra (CSX2065) has been for sale for years now at an asking price of >$1 million USD. You'd think for that kind of money, the seller would take an hour to snap some nice pics to make the car stand out...

See for yourself: www.hemmings.com/classifieds/dealer/shelby/csx/1498192.html

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CSX3006 is currently on display at the Toronto auto show:



So are CSX2026 and GT40 P/1080, but they don't fit the subject of this thread.