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There is a picture of lil red from back in the day, but none of the convertible, just seems odd that if they were considering convertibles
Nobody took a picture of it. They just built it and loaned it out.
Highly unlikely.

Judging should be pretty simple.
Most of these cars still have the original air in there tires and are not driven and tucked into car collections, with owners waiting for the right auction to run them through. Probably would be better off as a ford gt gathering instead of a concourse.

That's crazy almost a half million for a continuation car.bet it doesn't bring $ 150k

This not patina, this is neglect. Don't know the owners situation it's his to do as he sees but probably can't afford the cost of a restoration. Have seen a few of the shelby cars pulled out of the garage or shed that look horrible, and people comment there only original once. Well they were old cars and parked for what ever reason and now since there is value to them they drag them out and wanna get top dollar for a ratty car. Barn find, patina what ever the latest craze is. My opinion something like this cobra needs at least a nice paint job. Probably gonna piss someone off here.

Just curious how the insurance companys such as Hagerty and Grundys are gonna respond. Hope someone will post there dealings with the companies.

This will be 

The Bid Goes On

Is there any factory pictures of the four 1966 GT 350 convertibles on the assembly line or at the factory?
Thanks Scott

Is this the one in the Brothers collection in Salem oregon.

I get it's not a perfect car. But anytime a car is listed on here it seems like everyone has to pick it apart. All the experts have to comment with all there knowledge. If some one is really interested they will search out the expert for real advise.

So what's wrong with this car? The car is for sale , so all the experts here pick it apart. Please explain what you all see wrong with it.