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...and this is exactly why there is pushback when these stories appear.

Then people get upset, not realizing
its all rooted in money.

Buying a car you have not seen is like playing Russian Roulette.

Without any Ford numbers stamped in panels or a Shelby tag I'm not sure how you would do that?

Because if you can, whats stopping anyone else from picking a number?

I'm sure he will say he has a lot of "evidence", but then the question becomes how much circumstantial evidence is good enough?

I guess everyone has to decide for themselves.

No, I don't think will pass the smell test if its just the transmission, but maybe others feel differently?

Same car, before more recent massage

Again we are seeing these type of comments, "...just drive it like it is.... "

If you think thats a great idea...do me one favor. Read this: (or in others words if real intelligence isn't good enough for you try the artificial kind)


https://chatgpt.com/c/69bb1e22-840c-832e-8ddb-c2a3777502a1

I am glad there are people around that go by evidence and not just blind trust

Thank you

Mr Liska is the contact

I suspect the questions are because the car was built as a GT500 and dressed like a KR.

Regardless, a thorough inspection should be conducted, before proceeding.

 

Vin will be posted shortly. Thank you for your patience

The 67 door probably explains those screws holding on the warranty plate

It sounds like people knew this information before he passed, so I see no problem sharing them now.

Carroll Shelby had more than few stories as well

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Wow, what a legacy to leave

The car had KR side stripes at one time.

I will dig out the photos. It was also at RK Motors

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I was surprised to see this was the first 1968 Shelby on the site since last October.