Jalopnik 
Jul 3, 2009 11:00 AM
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Back in December we first revealed Cobra Scott's devious 8.0-liter Viper V10-powered, twin ball-bearing T-76 turbo-fed 1994 SVT Mustang Cobra. Back then, the car was in the early development stages. Now? Frankensnake is alive!
While the video merely shows the beast awaken, idly snorting and snarling without too much drama, the real monumental moment is the merged realization of two snakes finally coming to fruition. After months and months of work, the Frankensnake is almost ready to terrorize the streets and we just had to show you how truly exciting the prospect of this is. For a full rundown on the meticulous work that has gone into this two year-long project, check out our first preview of Scott's two headed snake HERE.
While the video merely shows the beast awaken, idly snorting and snarling without too much drama, the real monumental moment is the merged realization of two snakes finally coming to fruition. After months and months of work, the Frankensnake is almost ready to terrorize the streets and we just had to show you how truly exciting the prospect of this is. For a full rundown on the meticulous work that has gone into this two year-long project, check out our first preview of Scott's two headed snake [via MustangBlog]
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