Not Mine..
Not much information here, but it is said to be a 1969 Shelby....or it once was.....
https://www.ebay.com/itm/123830236729?ul_noapp=true (https://www.ebay.com/itm/123830236729?ul_noapp=true)
Ad description:
This is a real 1969 Shelby GT500. verified by the marti report, and the SAAC. this is a project car. All that is with the car is the car body the rear center section, dash, front seats, and the big block front suspension.I also have a large pallet full of parts. NO MOTOR OR TRANS. the vehicle has a title and dash tag which is in my name. serious buyers only Please no bidders with under at least 20 positive feedback. any bids made from persons under 20 feedback will be canceled. call Jeff at 810-343-3349 BUYER RESPONSIBLE FOR SHIPPING
How much for the ceiling fans? Those look sweet.
It see it comes with optional high desert cooling fan option.No mention of an appropriate fan shroud decal.
What was verified? There do not appear to be any numbers on the tub
Ran when parked...
I seem to remember seeing this 'car' or one like it on eBay a number of years ago. Anyone else remember that?
Seeing the marti report, and the 2014 register p1044: "Last known owner Ann Greer (Martins Ferry, OH). For sale in Hemmings 4/95 (Columbus, OH) painted red/white with a 4 speed transmission.
480795
I just love it when guys think they are smart by covering up the VIN
I am guessing if that is whats left of the original car, there is another one
(http://www.saacforum.com/gallery/8-100719175553.jpeg)
Quote from: Coralsnake on July 10, 2019, 05:57:01 PM
(http://www.saacforum.com/gallery/8-100719175553.jpeg)
LOL ::)
That's "SOME "Shelby!!!(too bad it's not a whole one).... 8)
Quote from: Side-Oilers on July 10, 2019, 11:34:42 AM
How much for the ceiling fans? Those look sweet.
Those are helicopter blades. According to the registry, this car was first owned by Matt Helm as a back up to his Lincoln Mark III.
Quote from: Coralsnake on July 10, 2019, 05:52:56 PM
I am guessing if that is whats left of the original car, there is another one
That would be my fear! :o
We had what was left of a chassis and parts for a real '67 Fairlane "R" code, given to us by the owner and friend, who had sold the title and "R' code unique parts off of it. The "new" owner, who I knew of, who purchased the title and "stuff" intended to make a fake, sorry, I mean to "re-body" it, left behind the drivers door with the tag still riveted to it for the "S" code car destined to acquire the "R" designation. I had considered finding this individual and explaining that I had the "proper" door and tag for his not "R" code car, and wondered if he might want to buy it, and make it go away. 8)
Scott.
Not sure why he bothered to hide half the Serial Number when it is posted in full just above it and the covered part is just below it
He could have covered them all up and I could still figure out the number
;)
Yep, people always seem to forget the VIN in the computer numbering...LOL
Took almost a year to sale :o
I put this this in the same category as a couple of others that have recently popped up. If it doesnt have the Shelby numbers, you cant prove it was a Shelby.