Recent content by Mr. Shelby Guy

I have seen the Gold GT/CS and it is NOT a 390. When I talked to the place that is selling the car, he said it was a 289 car, and the 2bbl in the trunk is there because he switched the car over to a 4bbl. He has a Marti Report on the car. Overall it is an okay car, but is NOT worth $23,000.

That is an extremely good deal if it wasn't painted Grabber Green. Out of all the colors that Ford made, that had to be the worst one of them all. I guess the unique history of the car makes up for it. It's not everyday that you see a Ford Marketing Car. An R Code is a good thing too. The only...

It's time that I finally got myself a Shelby. I am looking for a REAL 1968 GT-350 Shelby. All I want is the body with as little rust as possible and wheels. I do not need a drivetrain. Options, color, and the transmission choice doesn't matter. As long as the Shelby has the tags on it, has a...

I sold my GT/CS for $20,000. Even though it was an original C code, it had the 289 HiPo in it and it was a pretty early car from what I could tell. It was completely ground-up restored with a Candy Apple Red paint that was absolutely gorgeous. I have also seen some sell in in Oklahoma for about...

I just got off the phone with the owner and he said that the car was sold in the low $80,000 range. You could buy some real nice Shelbys for that price, not a junker like this.

Take a look at this auction! http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=4558968982&category=6465

It sounds like your car had the same exhaust that mine did. Mine had glasspacks on it. I can't remember how long they were, but they were located around the back seat. What a nice sound that exhaust system had.

Hi, I have an opportunity to buy a 1968 GTO. This car has been mechanically restored but the body and interior needs attention. The body has two small rust spots and the interior is fine except for one seat will need replacing. The Goat is powered by a 400 ci engine with a 4-speed in it. The...

I personally am into the Hot Wheels Cars (I have a few cars myself, but none that are that much). I have never seen a car like that before. Since it's a prototype, it will definetly bring in big bucks and since it's the Mustang, I wouldn't be surprised if it brought $20,000-$25,000 for it.

Just to let you know the car is sold. The buyer picked it up acouple of minutes ago.

I was checking at the next OKC auction and lo and behold, a GT/CS is entered. It appears to be a Sunlit Gold with saddle interior. It is auctioned off on a Friday and I am going to try to go up there to take a look at it. You can check it out at...

Paul, make sure that I am on that list. I will take one.

Due the recent purchace of a 1970 Mach 1, I am dropping my price down to $20,000.

Hi, I recently purchaced a 1970 Mustang Mach 1. This car was the last Mustang produced at the Metchuen New Jersey Plant in 1970 and Mustang Monthly did an article on the car. It is the January 2002 issue. The article is entitled "In Search of Mustangs." If Anyone has the article, e-mail me at...

Sorry that I haven't replied in awhile. I put the car on eBay with a reserve lower than what I advertised here. It also has pictures for you to look at. The address is: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=4518252060&sspagename=ADME%3AB%3ALC%3AMT%3A1