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Nancy?  Looks like a C-5 Galaxy.

Hi Tony,

I think if you went back to the monthly events postings instead of the numerous individual posts you might see less hostility from the other regulars here.
Most of us are not in lucky enough to live in a warmer state such as Florida. (Tomorrow it will be only 4 degrees here in the northeast. Don't rub it in.)
Many of us outside your state also have little interest in the Non-Shelby / non-Ford / Non-Muscle car related gatherings.

A simple monthly specific post such as "January Events" with each additional event added and contained within might be the better approach.

Just a thought...

Quote from: FL SAAC TONY on January 19, 2019, 07:30:20 PM

originally sold at bj for $250k in 2006

just sold at bj for $100k in 2019

Sammy was selling it himself in 2006, he also threw in a bunch of extra swag, and if memory serves me correctly, there may have even been a charity involved in some way, shape, or form.

2019, none of the above applied. "once owned by" no longer brings in the massive amount of extra money as it used to be.

Fiberglass or metal panels? The speakers are usually mounted in the trap door ( The door all the way to the rear) or the quarter trim ( on the side of the fold down seats where the roll bar comes though.) They are both available from several sources like NPD, but they are different than the OE parts.

                                                                                                          -Keith

Ouch, the owner of Hagar's car is $150,000 in the red. That's what I call a Red Rocker of a trade. 
       This car was behind ropes so hard to get a look at it, but from the picture board, if i recall correctly, there was not much original Shelby left on this Shelby. It had been modded out extensively with total replacement of the drive-line and a color change from blue to red for starters. Just my opinion, but even at $100,000, I would consider this car "well sold."