See All 14 Photos The amazing Shelby Cobra on these pages is one such automobile. Its dull, pockmarked, timeworn look has even earned it an affectionate nickname: Dirtbag. See All 14 Photos If ...

RM Sotheby’s is set to auction the iconic 1964 Shelby 289 Cobra, famously known as the “Snake Charmer,” originally owned by Hank Williams. This single-owner sports car, cherished and ...

An iconic Shelby Cobras is about to hit the open market. The 1964 289 Cobra “Snake Charmer” will be auctioned off by RM Sotheby’s next month in Monterey, Calif.. Any original Cobra is ...

Photo: RM Sotheby’s This is a 1964 Shelby 289 Cobra, famously known as the "Snake Charmer." It is a well-maintained, single-owner example that belonged to Hank Williams, a decorated WWII hero ...

Shelby Cobra – the name that started a legend ... paid 5,449 bucks for it in August 1964. In 1969, he sold it to a man from Minnesota, who also kept it for five years before passing it along ...

See All 8 Photos In 1964, Shelby American campaigned a Cobra drag car called the "Dragonsnake," which held both ends of its NHRA class record. The 289-powered car ran 11.5-second times at 120 mph.

The Shelby Cobra is one of the most iconic racing cars ... The car was utilized at the test site from December 1963 until April 1964 before it went on to have a brief racing career.

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