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Title: Can anyone ID this '67 Shelby from a member of the South Jersey Mustang Club?
Post by: Richstang on October 29, 2021, 05:28:00 PM
Any members of the South Jersey Mustang Club?

I'm trying to ID this red '67 Shelby of one members' car
This photo was posted on the SJMC website.

It appears at some south jersey car shows and was also at SAAC 33 back in 2008.
There are a few other photos of his car. Most are from the side, but it does appear to have inboard grille lights.
Title: Re: Can anyone ID this '67 Shelby from a member of the South Jersey Mustang Club?
Post by: Blackcar on October 29, 2021, 10:34:36 PM
Are you looking for the vin number ?
Title: Re: Can anyone ID this '67 Shelby from a member of the South Jersey Mustang Club?
Post by: mark p on October 29, 2021, 10:43:18 PM
I have 2 photos from last year at a local "watering hole"... this car is definite inboards.. I did not note any other details.
(https://i.imgur.com/lrA6qWv.jpg)
(https://i.imgur.com/nTPo96w.jpg)
Title: Re: Can anyone ID this '67 Shelby from a member of the South Jersey Mustang Club?
Post by: Richstang on October 29, 2021, 11:33:40 PM
Quote from: Blackcar on October 29, 2021, 10:34:36 PM
Are you looking for the vin number ?

Blackcar,
Yes, I'm hoping to find out the Shelby VIN. You can send me a PM, if you prefer.
I'm also trying to find a photo from the back to show the tail panel and valence. Even an open trunk photo would be helpful.
Thank you


Mark P,
Thanks for sharing those two photos.
Title: Re: Can anyone ID this '67 Shelby from a member of the South Jersey Mustang Club?
Post by: mark p on October 30, 2021, 07:34:38 AM
Rich -
You are welcome. I updated that one photo with better cropping (imgur problem last night :()
I just saw that car [again?] 2 weeks ago at the Vineland Cruise (I guess?)... how many "driver" red GT350s with inboards could there be around here  ???
I don't recall ever seeing the owner with the car.
Title: Re: Can anyone ID this '67 Shelby from a member of the South Jersey Mustang Club?
Post by: honker on October 30, 2021, 10:52:27 AM
Rich,  you have probably found this, when I Googled Marvin Askins Shelby, what came up was a link to the newsletter of the South

Jersey Mustang Club, with his contact info, two phone #s and an E-mail.  the info is dated Jun. 2nd. 2016, so I don't know how

current that is ? The link wouldn't open for me. Easy enough to find, I saved the info, but didn't want to put it up here.

Mike
Title: Re: Can anyone ID this '67 Shelby from a member of the South Jersey Mustang Club?
Post by: 67 GT350 on October 30, 2021, 11:29:04 AM
2195? was it originally lime green/gold?
Title: Re: Can anyone ID this '67 Shelby from a member of the South Jersey Mustang Club?
Post by: Richstang on October 30, 2021, 01:13:17 PM
mark p,
Nice to see the larger un-cropped side view, thanks! It looks like there is a Marti Report hanging from the rear view mirror. Too bad we can read it. That would answer the question about which car it is. It is easy to find photos as it has those older Goodyear Eagle GT II lettered tires and the right quarter mounted antenna.

honker,
I'm glad you did not post any personal info! I'm only interested in the car and don't want to get into his private info in public. I didn't see any contact info listed on the South Jersey Mustang Club site, just different photos in the gallery, at different events. Maybe you could send me a PM to that contact info?

67 GT350,
I don't know what car it might be, so I won't speculate if it was repainted red or originally red. We don't even know if it is a 4-speed or auto (no interior pics to help...if there was no trans swap). I looked for a trans fluid dipstick but, can't see it in the engine compartment.
Title: Re: Can anyone ID this '67 Shelby from a member of the South Jersey Mustang Club?
Post by: 67 GT350 on October 30, 2021, 08:25:55 PM
I was able enlarge it where, it has a Z on the tag. 2195 had that. Also a little "funkiness" on the passenger side above the starter selonoid.