Pilgrim Ford Cobra Replica

Vehicle Description

Pilgrim Cobra Replica, a genuine Ford Cortina based roadster
– 2.0L 60° V6 petrol engine (Ford Cologne engine) with 81 kW (110 hp) and 4-speed manual gearbox
– First registration 07/1975
– The speedometer was replaced in 2020 at 110,000 km, read 500 km, according to the current owner approx. 135,000 km
– No previous owners are registered in the current registration document from 2020
– The drive and frame come from a Ford vehicle
– Hardtop, plug-in windows, Lecarra sports wood steering wheel, alloy rims Revolution, sidepipes,
Leather bucket seats with harness belt, roll bar, transparent side wind deflectors
– GTÜ Classic value report from 09/2021 with condition grade 2
– German registration and admission as historic vehicle

The GRP body, the entire interior and the paintwork are apparently in very good condition.
very good condition. Signs of use are barely noticeable

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Pilgrim has been building cars since the 1960s and became a registered company in 1985, jointly owned by its founders Den Tanner and Bill Harling. The company was bought by Tony Holmes in 2002 and reclaimed by Den in 2009. In 2014 Den sold Pilgrim to Trade Direct Sussex, owned by Paul Bennett and Adrian Hewetson. The company was renamed Pilgrim Motorsports.
From humble beginnings building individual cars to a fully operational large factory in the mid-1980s, Pilgrim’s great success was largely due to the replica of the famous AC Cobra. A few years later the Pilgrim Speedster was introduced. Both replicas were and still are very popular, both in factory-built and home-built form. Pilgrim Motorsports has built over 14,000 customized cars.

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