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Everyone one of these people buying these cars sight unseen deserves to take a bath

Yes......its a tough way to learn though........as PT Barnum once said 'there's a new sucker born everyday'

recent comment from the seller....."happy to do my best to be transparent. Honestly I was shocked how nice it is underneath as I never really saw it before. Really is a nice honest straight forward car"

All I can say is...............turn the lights on buddy

gives new meaning to 'sand in my shoes'

and now pictures from underneath...........a true northen convertible

Im guessing thats from when they murdered the bodyman

       

here is some recent sales history

question to seller who restored the car....he states well known by the Shelby community but does not know who restored the car? Huh?

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1969-ford-shelby-gt500-6/

One mans restored is another ........
I'll just leave this here

What the heck? Did the original plate get cut out with a torch?

Is your "time out" over already?

 

😂😂😂😂

Sold for $292,500.........

Pat

well that proves there's a place for everything.........we can all get along

I question why you would want a replica, when an original can be had for close to, if not the current price.

To each his own I guess.


Bill

a lot of younger generations want modern technology with older body style.......they don't care about original stuff

who remembers this car?

Where is it today?

https://www.motortrend.com/features/173-0311-1967-ford-mustang-gt500-classic-muscle-car-review/

He did the ones in my 69 GT350 last year and they look amazing

Saw this on a FB page don't know if you guys have seen it

Looks like someone needs to go on a game hunt.....