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1962 Shelby 260 Cobra

Lot 218 | Monterey Jet Center 2025

Sold Price: $1,545,000

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Broad Arrow Auctions | 1962 Shelby 260 Cobra

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The earliest serialized Cobra that may be available for decades to come
Tested by Henry Ford II and Ford's Special Vehicles Team in early 1962, securing a formal production agreement with Ford and establishing the future of Shelby American Inc.
Believed to be the only chassis of the five Hugus-built prototypes to retain its original 260 cu-in “Experimental High Performance” (XHP) V8 engine, which is joined by its original transmission and rear end
Completed at Ed Hugus's European Cars in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania as an experimental prototype
36 years of single ownership by the current Virginia-based collector since the late 1980s
Displayed by its first private owner at the 1963 12 Hours of Sebring

Donnie Gould

Senior Car Specialist

+1-954-647-0779

dgould@hagerty.com