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As a little kid growing up I thought the gargoyles were so cool...

I was able to actually get close to one last summer....

I've climbed to the top of Notre Dame 2-3 times...
It's right on the Seine and is truly a magnificent work of art.

Thank you for the video...

Bret

Actually she was hot....

Probably 20 years old....

I bought a 68 GT 350 a couple years ago and that was sitting for years...

I found some photos under the driver's seat of a previous owner's girlfriend.

You can use your imagination....

Correct Rich....
Good eye

I have photos when I owned the car...
It was a nice driver...

Actually I sold #16 to concentrate on a lower number..
It's being finished and it looks great...

Bret

I'm guessing...

And only a guess...

The car was stolen one time and when received by the DOT they reissued their state tag.
I've seen this before
Notice the Shelby Tag isn't original either

But states do this...

$600-800 depending on condition

photos

Photos

C9ZE-C1  Radiator

I see no date...!

Fair condition..

$50.. plus shipping....

bret@capecodmustang.com

You're right Bob...

Actually over the last month I pulled (3) 67 Shelby's out of barns ...
Nothing in the registry since day #1...

You just never know...
Bret

The registration...

With my history of ownership of the registration I still get calls and emails from people saying they know where the vehicle is.

Awhile back a woman told me it's in a secluded garage covered up and the owner doesn't want to be bothered.

Does anyone recall Mustang Monthly claiming that one of their subscribers purchased the car and it's being restored at a KC body shop?
In their article they named the body shop and within 10 minutes I called the place.
I asked the guy that answered the phone if he could tell me the VIN of the 67 GT 500 that they're restoring.....
It was the only Shelby at the shop.
And it wasn't # 939.

Bret

Nothing wrong with Lime Gold?

Agreed..!