As an alternative to the 427 Competition Cobra, Shelby American offered the 427 Semi-Competition, or "S/C" Cobra in 1965. While the competition 427's were strictly racecars, the 427 S/C's put the fastest production car available on the street. Every bit the racecar as the standard competition model, many 427 S/C's were raced. Shelby American produced 31 427 S/C Cobras. 3032 was used occasionally at the Shelby High Performance Driving School headed up by Pete Brock!

Ed Mullins who, at the same time owned Daytona Coupe CSX2286 owned 3032 for over 25 years until sold to John Brumder in 1995.

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