I think this one was recently talked about but can't find it..........
https://www.ebay.com/itm/227581842284?_skw=Shelby&itmmeta=01M61DQJTHNJJ6X1TC3Q2GTB5P&hash=item34fcef536c:g:a7sAAeSwbS9qkFuk&itmprp=enc%3AAQALAAAA0CHNgUiiE%2FjQhlDTaMiAde9XnU5iDuOyvOKIF5yKvad9Kpmeu%2FKYTlOQz1syn2zAXlPLex%2Fy4mUkpoNOgLx3W29ciiLNgg0ruWcXQE%2FDjdTAYY2Dc23%2BbSbtSTUAYELZStuacvB30W%2Frv0ZgalF2ac%2BB3hyoUFx99jVHe6GN2O8B23OZx3vECYXazJ4aQYrScmrf86L2%2FnKA854Z8WVtETYkEq5sld408VGEaZvF5HANRdx2RjyHnbIW9DQXVxIGSYBn9wJdobZcyuDk8pl%2BHMc%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR-Kt3q2waA
VIN: OK1857912823
scam ::)
Its not a 1969 Shelby.
Thanks for the reply.
It says in the ad it is not a real car so wouldnt call it a scam. Someone is just selling a repo car and states so in the ad.
Quote from: shlb69 on November 06, 2026, 09:49:20 AMIt says in the ad it is not a real car so wouldnt call it a scam. Someone is just selling a repo car and states so in the ad.
Yeah, I'm leaving it alone.
Quote from: Bill on October 28, 2026, 12:25:19 PMVIN: OK1857912823
scam ::)
Oklahoma assigned VIN. There was a problem with the original VIN on whatever chassis they started with so the state gave it a new one. The car could have been stolen and the numbers cut out or the panels were rusted and replaced.
other ads same car - more photos
https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/listing/1970-shelby-gt500-fenton-mo-2962935
https://www.classic.com/veh/1970-ford-mustang-gt500-ok1857912823-nKNvvg4/
https://www.classic.com/s/west-port-auto-center-MWRXA4l/lots/1970-shelby-gt500-Wb6V5rW
I would be extra cautious on ant car coming from OK, there was a major VIN scandal there involving Shelbys