Has anyone used this?

[67 GT350]

https://autosellermarketing.com

They have some interesting cars on it, any experience with this outfit?

[67 GT350]

I saw that! WOW....thats why I ask?

[98SVT - was 06GT]

simple read the ad - A very rare 1969 Shelby GT 350, 4 Speed, Convertible Tribute Replica

[FL SAAC]

The seller is up front and states the following:

The car started off life as a 1970 mustang convertible with a 3-speed, 302, 8" rear end. The original VIN is 0F03F128444. 

Goes on to describe the mustang to Shelby tribute conversion

This part I find funny:

ONLY 32 1969 Shelby GT 350's are known to exist (including automatic and manual transmissions). These original cars are selling for over $200,000. Do you see these cars on the road? NO!, nobody in there right mind would drive one.

I guess he is right ....

[67 GT350]

simple read the ad - A very rare 1969 Shelby GT 350, 4 Speed, Convertible Tribute Replica

Yes, but not cheap to make.

[FL SAAC]

The great majority of people who restore cars take a bath when they sell them.

Take a bath = loss lots of money

We have those that try to rationalize, well I bought it for X and I did all the work, so when I sell it it I am ahead.

WRONG

Your labor, time, sweat equity, knowledge has a price also. I believe that price us greater than money because you traded that time from spending time with your family.

simple read the ad - A very rare 1969 Shelby GT 350, 4 Speed, Convertible Tribute Replica

Yes, but not cheap to make.