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I use to own # 949

It's a GT 500

bret@capecodmustang.com

My fondest memory of Jim is when he would call me.

He wouldn't say "hi"....He'd just jump right in....
"What you doing with that 66 Gt 350 project ..?"
"Got a guy that's selling his 68 500.  Interested?"

I saw the 920 area code and knew it was him.

He sold me 67 GT 500 # 225 all apart years ago which I still have. 

I've lost some good friends in the Shelby community over the last year or so.

Bret

I own # 61
It has a flat gas cap

Sent you over an email...........................

Bret

Quote from: 67 GT350 on December 04, 2020, 04:29:14 PM
So, it spent time in the Northeast? Was it restored? It is in california now.

No..
I bought that car on an island in the Caribbean about 5 years ago

I use to own the SF car...
I have many photos of it.

I purchased # 33 last week...

Please send me your personal email

bret@capecodmustang.com

Thank you...

Quote from: Bob Gaines on December 01, 2020, 12:00:50 PM
Yes ,it might be original IMO.Of course a second quarter 68 would indicate a later built 68 GT350 opposed to a early built car.

What does the "20" represent...?

photo

I just bought a 68 GT 350 that's been sitting since the 70's.

Might this spark plug wire be original.  I have a set of them.

It was sold

Matching number lifetime California black plate GT 350.....
And a double digit Venice car on top of it....

Who could ask for anything more?

66 Shelby's should have a VIN on the block...
I've yet to see an original engine one without a VIN..

67 GT 350's?
That's another story....

I had a very original 66 K Code FB a couple years ago.
Documents....owner history...original paint....etc etc..
It had no VIN on the block..
However....
It was built in Metuchen and after some research I discovered many NJ cars did not have VIN's on their blocks.

Quote from: Bob Gaines on November 23, 2020, 11:37:33 AM

Quote from: capecodmustang.com on November 23, 2020, 07:47:45 AM
I've had about 30-40 66 GT 350's with a 4 speed...

I've never found a VIN on the transmission....

So it seems that it is easy to come up with examples of original drivetrain 65/66 4 speed trains WITHOUT a vin stamp. Even one contradicts the supposed "everyone is supposed to " federal law.

Well Bob...
We do know how organized our federal government is.....