9F02M481125 on BAT

[5s386]

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1969-shelby-mustang-gt350-11/

[Coralsnake]

I like it

[shelbymann1970]

I like it

i found it interesting the lug nut bag in the trunk it appears to have at least one lug nut that looks like a 10 spoke type of lug nut while the bag should contain 5 standard steel wheel lug nuts. I noticed the latch support has black paint flaking off also. Just studying it from an originality non messed with point of view. Lots to like on this car though.

[Bob Gaines]

I like it

I found it interesting the lug nut bag in the trunk it appears to have at least one lug nut that looks like a 10 spoke type of lug nut while the bag should contain 5 standard steel wheel lug nuts. I noticed the latch support has black paint flaking off also. Just studying it from an originality non messed with point of view. Lots to like on this car though.

Not a ten spoke lug nut more like a generic dress up wheel lug nut. Regardless as you pointed out it needs to be the stock short acorn style steel wheel nut in the bag.

[FL SAAC]

rough

[Coralsnake]

Wow, I expected more.

[Special Ed]

Note battery heat shield on non a/c 351w.

[Coralsnake]

Great now I need one!

[Bob Gaines]

Great now I need one!

I would hold off on sourcing one if it were my car. The GT350 non AC didn't typically get a battery Heat shield. Cory the selling owner was adding a number of items that were missing or he thought were missing on the car after he bought it for authenticity. I know this because I got questioned by him about numerous things. I suspect the heat shield was one of the items he may have replaced/added to the car. At least that would explain better why it was there.

[Coralsnake]

Oh thanks, holding fast

[FL SAAC]

Memorializing the sale $67,000

The market has spoken

[Coralsnake]

Yes, I noticed a few changes 😉

Then it changed from "survivor" to preserving it as "day 2"

[Special Ed]

Battery shield looks original and if he was changing things out he should have replaced the dash pad and installed the original belts back on.