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Only in my dreams I could build such an engine (any engine) by myself. There is an incredible amount of knowledge, skill and talent to do this work. I highly respect anyone who carries with them this talent.

Shelby autographing 6S936 at the Atlantic City Classic Car Event on February 23, 2003. I am set up with the white KR next to the CJ Pony booth in the last photo.

Great photos all of them. Thanks for posting.

I had the opportunity to see this car in person at a car show CJ Pony parts had years ago. Always wondered what was going to happen to this car. Shame someone used it for target practice. Thank you for sharing I might not have come across this myself.

Most welcome.

Here is part two posted on YouTube four hours ago.

I hope this isn't a repost as I conducted a reasonable search to avoid duplicity.

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You just can't deny those Black and Gold Bad Boys

You just can't deny those Black and Gold Bad Boys

Ahem, red and gold...

Wow!  That's dedication toward the forensics.

Looks like a fun car to run in the Silver State Classic.

Red and gold for me thanks.

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Great video, thank you for posting it!

Yes, believe that's right.  First time I walked by it, saw some Shelby parts, but no gauge pod or cutout on the dash and the hood was down, so I kept going.  Found out later it was a real '65 GT350.

LOL!  That would have been my first inclination had a friend not warned me. I spoke briefly with the putative restorer who I believe is out of Detroit area.  The car will be ready for next year's show.  What a great find!

I believe you are correct.  This is the car.