Thinking about this, but "auto"???
https://www.sanfranciscosportscars.com/used-vehicle-1966-shelby-gt350-mustang-c-875/
Opinions?
It is also on CL which plays with my head!
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/pen/ctd/d/redwood-city-1966-shelby-gt350-mustang/7229387622.html
Wonder if there are any Ford # available. Panel by the Shelby tag looks ruff.
SFM 6S383, a 4 speed, is currently being auctioned on BaT?
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1966-shelby-gt350-10/
This is" SFM6S393
I use to own the SF car...
I have many photos of it.
So, it spent time in the Northeast? Was it restored? It is in california now.
Quote from: 67 GT350 on December 04, 2020, 04:29:14 PM
So, it spent time in the Northeast? Was it restored? It is in california now.
No..
I bought that car on an island in the Caribbean about 5 years ago
Can anyone do a drive by and look at it? I might be interested in it. Will be calling on it tomorrow. It has the signature delete!
Strange looking hood fit at the headlight buckets?
Don
gt350bp
If Bret owned it he is the one to talk to, he knows Shelby's and does not deal in fakes - if he gives it a good bill of health I would be satisfied with that..
I owned 6s383 (5 speed/Paxton) presently on BAT for 19 years and sold it back to the 2nd owner in 2019.
Quote from: Johnkn on December 05, 2020, 12:56:53 PM
I owned 6s383 (5 speed/Paxton) presently on BAT for 19 years and sold it back to the 2nd owner in 2019.
Really like that car 8)
Isn't the car in the O.P. In Jeff Speegle's back yard?
It's 2 hours or less depending on traffic/time of day. Been a few cars somewhat local, lately, near by that were posted on the forum. In one case the owner didn't want me looking at the car ;)
Agreed that if it passed through Bret's hands that would be great place to start
OK what are we talking about here? The car that this cost was started about of another car?
Quote from: 67 GT350 on December 06, 2020, 08:27:22 AM
OK what are we talking about here? The car that this cost was started about of another car?
You posted 393 and Bret said he used to own it....
I am still amazed at the effort put into some of these cars and the "minor " things missed , overlooked , added incorrectly. 393 is a nice looking car and a good amount of money was spent on it I'm sure. I'm NOT picking it apart but would like to show what I am talking about.
1 "Front" label on the fan shroud
2 pictures ( obviously to aid sales) taken with the 289 engine designation facing backwards!
3 no pinch weld blackout.
4 no "blackout" on the reproduction side scoops
5 underside of hood is white - s/b blackout
6 wrong shock bolts
7 wrong fuel pump ( kind of expensive for a button top)
8 Center cap on steering wheel is wrong
9 "Replacement " tach ( expensive for an original "top logo" version)
10 Brake pedal is NOT an automatic pedal. It is for a manual trans.
SEVEN out of ten of these could be "remedied" for UNDER $100 even if you PAID someone to do it. #10 might cost another $100 IF you paid someone to do it. I understand #7 and #9 are costly items and difficult to source at times , but fixing the other 8 would be a BIG $$$$ improvement for far less than has been spent elsewhere on this VERY nice car.
It makes "me " scratch my head but I guess it could be looked at as "bargaining points" for an interested buyer. AGAIN , ''Nice car" !
Randy
I'm scratching my head on the hood corners at the headlight buckets, aftermarket hood? IDK
Another rather easy change - it has a 1965 trunk lid on it. Not the end of the world, but something for a buyer to think about changing if they want it more "correct".
....or just don't open the trunk around folks that know the difference.. ;D
Looks like a 65 left front fender too ?
Quote from: DRGT350 on December 08, 2020, 01:04:16 AM
Looks like a 65 left front fender too ?
66's didn't start using the drivers side fender with the raised collapse features until Jan 66.
This thread over on CMF might help explain. One of the many surveys we do to help narrow down when running changes took place
http://www.concoursmustang.com/forum/index.php?topic=1399.msg119005#msg119005 (http://www.concoursmustang.com/forum/index.php?topic=1399.msg119005#msg119005)
Reply #10 was my summary/findings at the time posting