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FE Power Forums => Non-FE Discussion Forum => Topic started by: CV355 on August 05, 2020, 09:32:05 AM
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I have been designing billet mounting brackets, supports, etc for various components in our '69 Mach 1. In one case, I had the '69 "Cobra Jet" cursive emblem CNC'd into the center radiator bracket I designed, which turned out awesome. Who knows, maybe there is a market for them. I figure designing around $200M in systems should qualify me to make a few brackets... ;D
I am working on a dash plaque to cover the switch holes that were (unfortunately) drilled into it a few years back. Was there an official Cobra Jet symbol for 1969?
I see the 1968 version.
(https://www.autopartsdb.net/assets/images/ProductImg/1/16099A_MAIN-01.JPG)
1969 only seems to have the cursive emblem.
(https://www.cjponyparts.com/media/catalog/product/cache/207e23213cf636ccdef205098cf3c8a3/e/m/emh1_1.276.jpg)
There are the modern Cobra-Jet emblems, but I don't know if it would be tacky to use that design.
(https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/dlAAAOSwDNdVgy0-/s-l400.jpg)
The car is lightly resto-modded, except for the interior. Any opinions?
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I like the 68 version
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+1 I like the 68 version the best. The 69 Fairlane Cobras had a snake as well.
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Hmmm
I like the ‘68 also.
I’m thinking it might be fun on the glove box door of my ‘67 since I’m hoping to drop a CJ into it.
Might be worth some quizzical looks from passers by.
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Does anyone know the story behind "Cobra Jet"?
I always thought it sounded like a flatulent snake whenever it came up in conversation, even back in my teenage years.
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I'm also leaning towards the '68 emblem. That would be easy to vectorize and machine.
Does anyone know the story behind "Cobra Jet"?
I always thought it sounded like a flatulent snake whenever it came up in conversation, even back in my teenage years.
I don't know the story, but I think your theory would make for a good rumor... haha
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A ripoff cross between Shelby and Oldsmobile?