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But all of those Shelby Las Vegas post title conversions are in the secret (to the public) factory Shelby Registry. The SVT/Ford Performance Shelby licensed Mustangs are not. But then, if you like what you driving a Shelby licensed vehicle or desire to own one, I do not think the Registry matters except to know where ii was built. The collectible value is in the deisre to own one for whatever personal reason.
Shelby has made a number of post-title conversion Shelbys. Some started out as Ford Mustangs and some started out as Shelby GT500s. I've already stated (Bill has shown documents) that the GT-H should be considered a post-title Shelby conversion. The SGT and GT500KRs are the only pre-title Shelby cars out of LV that I'm aware of. For this reason I think they are significant. More collectible or more valuable is in the eye of the collector. No large group/entity is going to to agree on what is "best".A GT-H was quite simply this: A Ford Mustang GT ordered and purchased by Hertz, which was drop shipped to SAI where parts were removed and added to make it a Shelby GT-H. They were always Hertz's cars from the start, so they were never sold as "Shelbys" except as a used car from Hertz calling it as such. Any owner titling or registering these cars have a Ford Mustang GT on their title and registration. That doesn't mean they are not considered Shelby cars by those who now own and love them. In 2007 and 08 Ford decided that the Hertz program was popular enough to do it themselves so they contracted with SAI to do the same thing Hertz did, but this time they sold them as NEW completed cars through FORD dealerships.. This is also the very same way the GT350 was built in 66. I don't know how GT500KRs or SGTs are titled/registered. I know my dad's original GT350H is titled as a 1966 Ford. I know the late model SGTs and KRs have a Mustang window sticker with an addendum and SAI also supplied a second window sticker. Confusing. However, I don't think these details mean much to collectibility. People will buy and collect what they like, generally.
Quote from: Don Johnston on October 07, 2019, 09:48:31 PMTony, I like reading some of your posts but you have to stop using that yellow font. I literally can't read your responses with the color your using.QSS
