Chris Craft Cobra 36"

• 36" long x 11" Wide x 13 " High (1:9 scale)
• Plank on frame construction where each strip of wood is applied to the hull one at a time
• Made from heartwood honduras mahogany. One of the highest quality mahoganies available and typically used for real boats.
• Highly polished smooth finish. Many layers of paint and varnish applied. Each layer is left to dry and micro sanded before another layer is applied.
• Plush leather seats
• Brass and stainless steel fittings (propellers, steering wheel, horns, etc.) - No plastic parts
• Dashboard has realistic gauges/switches
• Meticulously painted like the actual Chris Craft Cobra
• To build this ship, extensive research was done using various sources such as drawings, copies of original plans and photos of the actual ship.
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The Cobra's was Chris Craft's attempt to update the racing runabout concept with mid-50s styling, including the famous Tail Fins. The 21' Cobra came with either an M-series engine or V-8 Cadillac engine. The Cadillac powered 21' Cobras was Chris Craft's first post-war attempt at true high performance runabouts, with top speeds easily exceeding 50 mph. Also, the fiber glass fins were considered labor-intensive so the Cobras were never intended for large-scale production and were only produced during the 1955 model year.