. Historic registered.

Following its creation in 1961, the AC Cobra quickly developed a large following due to its signature look, V8 power and soundtrack and racetrack success. This has only grown in the six decades since, however their rarity and rising value has meant that fewer are seen on the road. In an effort to allow fans of the original to experience such a special piece of automotive history, several companies began to build recreations of the car using a similar chassis and drivetrain to the original. These cars have become sought after due to offering many of the thrills of the 60s original but at a lower entry point to the market. Hawk, a British company have gained a trusted reputation for building accurate and reliable recreations to the highest standard and for a variety of uses from FIA compliant race cars to the roadgoing example seen here.

The AC Cobra 289 Evocation by Hawk offered at Autostorico is a 1972 historic registered example. This outstanding vehicle is powered by a rebuilt Rover 3.5 litre V8 fitted with period correct Cobra rocker covers and pan style air filter. Fished in Blue with Black leather interior trim. Specification highlights include 15” painted wire wheels with Blockley tyres and knock off spinners, five speed gearbox and immobiliser, full weather gear including side screens, hood and tonneau cover, heating, USB power socket. The interior is complemented by period Smiths dials, wooden steering wheel and correct gear lever.

Offered for sale with a current V5 registration document, new MOT a history file including an original build manual, numerous invoices including its latest service invoice which was carried out by Thunder Road in June 2025.

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