Victorian Cobra enthusiast, Mark Pividor, has been a Cobra fan for a long time. He owned his first Cobra for more than ten years before selling it to a Falcon Hardtop fan in the United States – it was the first one to be imported there.


His current car – No 019 – is one of the 30 Cobras (out of 400) that were built to Bathurst homologation specifications and is a very rare and very original car.


It was sold by Sydney Ford dealer, Alto Ford, in October 1978 and the first owner did 11,460km in the seven years he owned it. The second owner added 7,140km in five months before he resold it. The third owner, however, only drove the car a mere 2,600km in the 17 years it was in his possession


Congratulations go to Cobra Mark (the Cobra Guru)not only for owning the most publicised Falcon Cobra in the country (no. 19- You guys know the one) but also for his "new addition"- Limited Edition- FPV Cobra utility # 91.


I actually see more of Mark's Bathurst Cobra than I do my own!


The Cobra ute doesn't make a bad everydayer (for those of us who could afford it). Mark you are truly a very lucky man- or one sick puppy-I believe the latter.


Thankyou for sharing your rides with us- you lucky bastard. No I'm not jealous (maybe just a little)


Chester



Now anyone else that would like to share their rides with us are more than welcome. Just send in some information (a few paragraphs) and a max of 8 photos.