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Ask a Registrar / Re: 1968 GT350 #0220
« on: January 14, 2021, 07:56:54 PM »Hey is that a Winnipeg Joke
Nope, just saying you will have at least two cool Shelby's at your show.

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Hey is that a Winnipeg Joke
If someone is interested do yourself a favor and have it inspected thoroughlyIt goes without saying on any car.
Not till you mentioned it in the deleted For Sale post.
It's not rocket science
https://www.saacforum.com/index.php?topic=566.0
"This Forum is for listing cars that you personally have for sale. Please limit ALL replies in this forum to specific questions, to the seller, about the car.
Cross-talk, or conversations about the item among members, should be made on another thread in the Discussion area....not on the For Sale thread."
Then again, for some, maybe it is
Bill
68cobra427: what does BAT mean? Where did you end up selling it through? I'm new to all this - and this thread caught my eye. I've always wondered, if I ever decide to sell my car (68 GT500) what would I do?? My only knowledge is eBay and auction houses. The suggestion posted by someone else, to put a very high reserve on ebay - to see what kind of offers you get - could cost a mint. It is my understanding that ebay still collects fees for an unsold item - based on the reserve amount; correct?
Don't even think of selling yet.
Why not? :-) Actually, I never thought I'd even think of doing it until I got too old to drive - but my best friend that has spent more hours under the hood of that car has moved to another state. I now feel lost without his support....so the thought does cross my mind at times.
Thanks much to all! My friend, who discovered the problem, and is way more mechanical than I'll ever be - won't be back in the area for awhile - but I have forwarded all of your suggestions to him for when he comes back. Thank you, again! As for photos - well, she's a little rough. :-) It's been in storage for pretty much all the years I've owned it - since the 70's. I'm hoping to some day - after it's safe and truly road worthy - to then take it to a body shop to have the 'personalization' done by the previous owned 'cleaned up' - then it will be ready for photos. :-) [ps: thanks for the suggestion regarding disconnecting the battery when the car is not going to be in use for awhile]
We are a family here in the 68 Shelby world....... nothing too rough to share and only support to fellow owners. I for one would love to see your car. I don't care how rough, the 68's are the best.
Ok - maybe I'll get brave for your guys! lol!
The pin plates are one clue. I guess you didn't pick up on the hood latch area.What is the story on the hood being what looks like a repro? It has 4 pin plates but no evidence of pins being installed at the back to match the plates at the rear of the hood.
I was thinking it's a cosmetic thing making it look like a lift hood from the drag car days?
What is the story on the hood being what looks like a repro? It has 4 pin plates but no evidence of pins being installed at the back to match the plates at the rear of the hood.
Thanks much to all! My friend, who discovered the problem, and is way more mechanical than I'll ever be - won't be back in the area for awhile - but I have forwarded all of your suggestions to him for when he comes back. Thank you, again! As for photos - well, she's a little rough. :-) It's been in storage for pretty much all the years I've owned it - since the 70's. I'm hoping to some day - after it's safe and truly road worthy - to then take it to a body shop to have the 'personalization' done by the previous owned 'cleaned up' - then it will be ready for photos. :-) [ps: thanks for the suggestion regarding disconnecting the battery when the car is not going to be in use for awhile]
68cobra427: what does BAT mean? Where did you end up selling it through? I'm new to all this - and this thread caught my eye. I've always wondered, if I ever decide to sell my car (68 GT500) what would I do?? My only knowledge is eBay and auction houses. The suggestion posted by someone else, to put a very high reserve on ebay - to see what kind of offers you get - could cost a mint. It is my understanding that ebay still collects fees for an unsold item - based on the reserve amount; correct?
I am dumb enough to make one into a street car.
This is my clone. I might have to do a NASCAR themed car next.