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67 GT 350
Lime gold automatic

Solid west coast GT 350/#2595
Original drivetrain and redone interior

$179,000

www.capecodmustang.com
bret@capecodmustang.com

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Quote from: Coralsnake on February 05, 2024, 12:00:36 PM
$150k in cash is like a $190k offer.

Better run with that, this car isnt that nice in my opinion

There seems to be certain level of dishonesty if hes not revealing the "I want to be paid in cash" to the eBay bidders

Pete:  I understand in this environment that cash is a positive.
But the seller is putting himself in a bad position if a well meaning bidder is told AFTER the auction that the seller wants cash or he's not selling the car.
Or for that matter the high bidder is told there's another guy that wants the car for more $$$.
That's just not how it works.

He might open a can of worms with both Ebay and the IRS...

Quote from: stephen_becker on February 05, 2024, 10:14:17 AM
Spoke with owner/seller this a.m.

He is very well-versed  and in the know

He tells me that he has a guaranteed offer on the table for $150,000 cash so if the auction does not exceed that amount, he will be taking that person's standing cash in a bag offer

Steve:  This seller is putting himself in a bad position.
If someone truly offered him $150,000 in cash he'd be best to get a small deposit via paypal and then end the auction.
Then let the buyer show up with the $$$$..

If he doesn't end the auction, the high bidder is then informed after the bidding ends that the seller wants "cash".
What happens then if the guy is in Waco TX but is just told that Mr. Michigan wants cash for his purchase?
He has the $$$ but no way to get that $$$ to him.

Also, if the high bidder is sincere he's then told someone offered "more" so his bid isn't honored .

I should also point out in the Ebay advertisment it says "Payment:  wire to my account"...

And I know my Shelby's.
If someone truly offered him $150,000 I suggest he makes the deal and ends the auction at once.


Just my .02

The seller just informed me they want to get paid in cash..

Good luck with that...

Kinda complicates things....

Quote from: thedellgroup on January 31, 2024, 07:54:01 AM
I am looking for a nice 1967 GT 500 or GT350. If you have a car you are looking to sell, please feel free to PM me or call me at 404-414-8832. I am trying to replace a Shelby I had a few years ago. Thanks Dave

I have 2 67 GT 350s...
Red/4 speed
Lime gold/auto

Yes...
She's a scam...

He even gave me his venmo name to wire a deposit...

Wanna fix this problem?
Put him in jail for a couple years....

1)  If the GT 350 is a 4 speed there should be the Ford VIN stampted on the bottom of it.
The cover should be an A servo with an automatic but I've seen C servo's a few times
Tag should say PEE K I'm thinking

2) I've never seen a 67 GT 350 with a spec...
However, it appears to be discussed more than once...

3)  Heads should be 19/20/21
They're easy to identify.
If you go under the valve cover you'll see 289 with 2 dots.
Dates could be everywhere from 6M all the way to 7D I'm guessing
If it's an early car the heads could be through the spring and summer of 1966.

Original engine?
Depending on the car it might not have a VIN stamped on its side.
Depends on the Shelby number.
Best to check the date of the engine and compare to the build date of the car.
This all starts with the Shelby number....

Quote from: Michael Bol on January 26, 2024, 09:13:25 AM
I don't know the stories. I would be surprised because I checked the paint thicknesses too. No strange deviations to be found now..
The car looks sleek and doesn't appear to have been involved in an accident or anything.
I do have contact with the daughter of the first owner, but it will not be easy to get more information from the Netherlands.

Hi Michael:  I purchased this vehicle in WI a few weeks ago.
Original owner KR and being a black 4 speed made it more special...


Feel free to email me directly..

bret@capecodmustang.com

I owned #149 back in 2017 maybe...
Tony did a nice job restoring it.

It was in a garage in Massachusetts for a very long time ...
And that's where I dragged her home....

Quote from: silverton_ford on January 14, 2024, 12:46:36 PM
Thank you for the nice comments and discussion.

I uploaded all the final prices Mecum has listed.

Onto the Arizona auctions next. 

Thank you Brian...
Greatly appreciated...

Bret