1962 King Lang Cooper

The Shelby Cobra King Lang Cooper 1962 is a high-performance sports car that features impressive technical details. It is powered by a 427 cubic inch V8 engine with a four-barrel carburetor, generating 425 horsepower and an impressive torque output of 480 lb-ft. This engine is paired with a four-speed manual transmission, which provides a thrilling driving experience.

The car's chassis is built from a lightweight aluminum body, which ensures agility and stability at high speeds, with a ladder-type frame made of 4-inch seamless chrome molybdenum steel tubing. The suspension system is designed for maximum handling and control, with an independent front suspension and a four-link rear suspension with coil springs, adjustable shocks, and sway bar to optimize cornering.

The brakes are discs all around with 11 inches in the front and 10 inches in the rear, and they are mounted to a set of Halibrand knock-off wheels, measuring 15 inches tall in the front, and 15.5 inches tall in the back, both of which accommodate high-performance tires.

The interior of the car is designed with the driver in mind, featuring bucket seats upholstered in premium leather, a classic Smiths instrumentation panel with Cobra emblems, and a wood-rimmed steering wheel. The car also comes equipped with a radio and a heater, however, being a race-oriented machine, the radio was never used and the heater was rarely turned on due to its weight.

The Shelby Cobra King Lang Cooper 1962 is a rare and highly sought-after sports car that is an epitome of both technical brilliance and driving excitement. The car's performance capabilities, handling, and overall design are a tribute to the engineering excellence of Carroll Shelby and his team. For car enthusiasts who crave speed and control, this car is a dream come true. It truly is a masterpiece of engineering and design that remains an iconic symbol of American automotive history.