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Thanks.
I think that my buddy tells stories about one of his cohorts having a '65 or '66 GT350 (things seem little fuzzy) back in the 70's. Maybe left over from that somehow?

I'll use it for "jewelry" in my barn 

One of my buddies is cleaning out and selling their old family home (he hasn't lived there for over 40 years).
He is finding some stray items from his youth... including this Shelby ______ ?
This is purely for curiosity - he doesn't remember where he got it or what it is
I figured that someone on here will know. Any info will be appreciated. Thanks.


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Ok... picked it up yesterday and drove it home last night 
2022, has 3k miles.
I had to jump thru some hoops, but Condon Skelly (now part of American Collectors) did accept it on my policy.

I'd bet that some of you know 'way more about it than I do... but I'll have plenty of time to learn 
thanks again for the replies (picture the thumbs up emoji here)

Thanks again for all of the good info.
I put a deposit down today on a '22 Mach 1 (3k miles)... will be lining up the Insurance next.

[$4,000]

...added a 2005 Ford Gt ,it was $4,000 just for the Ford GT .

thanks, I'll be sure to avoid getting an FGT (altho who doesn't want one      )

hmmm... it sounds like maybe I should check in with my "regular" auto insurance company next. They do show something on their website for "Classic and Collector Car".
Thanks to all who replied.
Mark

Very economical with limited usage or you can choose your yearly milage and they will adjust your premium

what insurance company specifically? (Heacock - or someone else?)

I'm seriously considering selling one "collector" car and buying something from this decade to try to have some fun with. The idea that is at the top of my idea chart this week is a Mach 1 (lightly used '21 or '22?).
Usage would be very low... basically club events, cruise nights, plus maybe go back and try some autocross(?) or an occasional track day event.

Back in '09 I had asked Condon Skelly about a new car on my Collector Policy - they basically said, "NO".
What are you guys doing with the "Late Model" Shelbys, Bosses, Machs, etc?
Thanks in advance. Mark

(sorry that I missed this thread last month)

I saw and chatted with Chuck a little at the Simeone Museum on 3/9 (when Tom Cotter was there)... some of the guys were talking about the Birthday Gathering.
Sounded like a great idea - a celebration for Chuck at 3-Dog - a match made in heaven - and it must've turned out fantastic (per the posts here).
Chuck is such a good guy... it is VERY COOL that this all worked out and everyone enjoyed the day

[Thank You!!]

"After Action Report"
Sunday started as a chilly morning with a gorgeous sunrise...but the sun disappeared behind the clouds for the rest of the morning. We layered up and soldiered on... being a little cold sure beats getting soaked.
Sandra (our younger daughter) and Dave (her husband) joined the Team for this year, it was great to have them by my side for the Event.
Our Team insists on walking the full "3-mile" distance, but at a VERY brisk pace. "Captain Mark" (he's the one with M.S.) apparently has an activity "timer" and we have to finish before his energy wanes.
A HUGE Thank You!! to all supporters. To-date Donations in Nancy's Memory have been great, keeping me [and our team] at the top of the Fundraising Charts. We appreciate the help.


Captain Mark with me

2024 Team Photo

Me and Sandra at the finish line

Sweeeeeeet - Looks like ready for miles of smiles 

Here's our Team last year. On the list of "odd coincidences"... Captain Mark (center with bandana) has a wife named Nancy 

Thanks Roy.
Your story with your sister-in-law sounds like it's been rough... I hope that at least now everyone's quality of life can improve(?)
I have been doing the Walks since 2008 (but did somehow miss 1 year early on)... am on my 3rd team.
Our supporters are kicking it hard this year - and that does feel at least a little bit good - but more can't hurt.

[always room for more]

One last update before the Walk on Sunday. As you might be able imagine, just about everything feels "off" for me at this point 
Weather looks like it will be good, cool and partly sunny.
Fundraising is going well... we've got some SAAC-er's in, and a couple (the woman was literally life-long friends with Nancy) really hit $$ it.
... but there is always room for more, every little bit helps.
(I see that this has fallen off the first page  )

Thanks, Mark