DRag pack 70 GT500 vert 0F03R482704

[shelbymann1970]

Anyone know whose car this is?
https://www.mecum.com/lots/1102569/1970-shelby-gt500-convertible/

[martyjac]

Harold Hartman original owner. NJ car.

[shelbymann1970]

Harold Hartman original owner. NJ car.

A one owner car for sale? He still owns it?

[martyjac]

Yes, a one owner car who purchased it new from Gotham Ford.

[Coralsnake]

Thats going to be a winner

[Bob Gaines]

I will be at the auction and look forward to looking the car over.

[SCJSTU]

anyone know how many 69-70 GT500 SCJ 4 speed convertibles made?

[Coralsnake]

Yes 😉

[Bill Collins]

Topic heading has wrong VIN - the car is #2704 not 3704 and is an automatic.

I looked at it in March of 2019. Car was redone years ago, paint and finishes are production body shop quality with minimal detail. Original door warranty label is missing.

Underneath has been reworked, has incorrect '65-'68 style repro floor pans. Bottom is heavily undercoated. Taillight panel is reproduction.

Had been stored for years and presented a generally shabby appearance when I saw it. Did not hear it run.

Here are the photos Mecum won't show you.

[Bill Collins]

More #2704 underneath pics

[Bill Collins]

More 2704 pics

[shelbymann1970]

Topic heading has wrong VIN - the car is #2704 not 3704 and is an automatic.

FAT fingered it Bill. Thanks for catching it. Changed now in heading.

[shelbymann1970]

More 2704 pics

Since we are critiquing it now it also has the cheap repo belt line quarters on it with a screw holding the valance on because no indentation for the stud bracket to mount the lower part to the quarter.

[Bill Collins]

More 2704 pics

[shelbymann1970]

Topic heading has wrong VIN - the car is #2704 not 3704 and is an automatic.

I looked at it in March of 2019. Car was redone years ago, paint and finishes are production body shop quality with minimal detail. Original door warranty label is missing.

Underneath has been reworked, has incorrect '65-'68 style repro floor pans. Bottom is heavily undercoated. Taillight panel is reproduction.

Had been stored for years and presented a generally shabby appearance when I saw it. Did not hear it run.

Here are the photos Mecum won't show you.

Same thing done to the Grabber Green 1970 MIS pace car. I tried talking my friend into doing it the right way but he chose the same route as this car. You can still see it that way from the early 90s as it sold on BaT recently. Back then those with cars like this many didn't think to spend a lot more money to do it right as they didn't cost what they do today done. Other than blacking out the drop down these are the same quarters and it has pieced in floor pans I believe on the pace car because full floor pans didn't exist back then.