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Off Topic Area => The Lounge => Topic started by: capecodmustang.com on January 19, 2023, 06:19:09 AM
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I thought this was worth sharing with Pete Disher and Tim Lea....
And now I'll share it with the SAAC community...
Sitting since 1982...
California black plate with smog....
Original throughout....
About 100 miles from the original dealership....
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Drum roll.....
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Winning!
If youre not first....youre last! :D
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Nice ;)
Bill
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As Pete says: pictures????
That picture woke me up! Forget coffee.
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I also know a guy named Randy in Vacaville ca who has been chasing that one for some time, now that the owner passed the wife has it but the price is at least 3x what it’s worth , we will see, at least that’s the story I got
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Wow,just wow….
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You must be living right big guy.
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I looked at this car back in 2017, along with a 67 GT500 that belonged to his ex wife (it was for sale). Sorry to hear that the owner passed. Interesting guy. Had several Mustangs/Shelby's over the years. I have a '69 Boss 302 that he owned in 1970 - 71. The '68 was not for sale when I was there. I may be wrong, but I do not think that this is actually the first 1968 Shelby built. There were several others built before this one. Maybe Pete can shed some light on this? The 1967 GT500 had an interesting story, and I heard that it finally sold but I do not know where it went.
Ken
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nice find
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Wow......that is a real find.
QSS
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I looked at this car back in 2017, along with a 67 GT500 that belonged to his ex wife (it was for sale). Sorry to hear that the owner passed. Interesting guy. Had several Mustangs/Shelby's over the years. I have a '69 Boss 302 that he owned in 1970 - 71. The '68 was not for sale when I was there. I may be wrong, but I do not think that this is actually the first 1968 Shelby built. There were several others built before this one. Maybe Pete can shed some light on this? The 1967 GT500 had an interesting story, and I heard that it finally sold but I do not know where it went.
Ken
Ken:
I'm quite sure the cars built before this were prototypes.
Pete Disher and I have gone back and forth with this and we feel certain.
Unlike 67 # 1, I think Ford was a bit more organized than Shelby.
I'm openminded to hear differently though
Bret
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I agree with Bret. There were some cars built before this car, but they were not immediately intended for sale to the public. They are listed as "engineering vehicles".
This is likely one of the very first cars built for retail sales
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ford did some strange math back then my car is 54 cars later in vin sequence but = car number 212
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Is this car for sale?
QSS
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1968 # 1...
Yes
It's for sale
bret@capecodmustang.com
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1968 # 1...
Yes
It's for sale
bret@capecodmustang.com
Damn!!!!! I'm afraid to send you a message.
QSS