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As per the last few posts by Paul...


Here are photos of the Race Engine and Dyno Sheet.

Hi All,

Just thought I would mention 5R213 will be up for auction at Mecum Indy May 2021.

I owned the car for almost 4 years and had John Brown "Completely Restore" It.

Any questions... Just reach out to me or post them here.

https://www.mecum.com/lots/SC0521-461933/1965-shelby-gt350r-fastback/

Thanks Greek!

As you know him... You obviously know the car! 

Thank You Very Much!

Vern did a brilliant job on BAT.

More Importantly to a GREAT BUYER!

Thanks to all involved for making it a fun experience on BAT!

I just wanted to say "Thanks" to some of the Saac Forum Members who have commented on 1362 on the Bring A Trailer Auction.

Yes... It was sold new in Ivy Green, with 10 spokes and fold down rear seat...

Stripes were added in 2013 during restoration.

If anyone has any questions... Please pm me or post them here 

Quote from: Special Ed on January 27, 2021, 08:32:49 AM
I dont think gooding post the final price so add another 10 percent buyers premium  correct?

No... The hammer price was $350k or $385K with the buyers premium 

Quote from: SFM6S087 on January 25, 2021, 07:06:32 PM
I hope this doesn't devolve into defending Steve or defending Howard. I think Steve Algorri (camp upshur) and Howard Pardee (1965-66 registrar) are both doing this community a service. Howard does a great job with the Registry, and Steve is doing a great job providing first-hand information about a specific car. I see no problem with either of those.

Keep in mind that no one is perfect. I bought my car in 1979 and still own it. I quickly informed SAAC about my purchase and was listed as the owner in the 1987 Registry. Imagine my surprise when the 1997 Registry came out showing someone else owning my car. I contacted Howard and got things straightened out. But until the next printing, the Registry had false info about my car. Why? Because one person gave Howard the name of a new owner. And no effort was made to confirm or refute that information. Had I not spoken up, that false info would still be there - in the printed Registry and in Howard's data about my car.

Was I disappointed? Yes. Was I angry? No. Howard is one of the nicest, most honest and helpful people I've ever met. But he's not perfect and neither is the info in the Registry. And it's not fair to hold him or the Registry to that standard.

I thank Howard for the hard work he does on our behalf, and for the honest and ethical way he performs those duties.

And I thank Steve for sharing the first-hand information he has learned about this particular car – 5S089.

As more people get to inspect this car in person more facts will come to light. If those facts prove the current Registry information is accurate, then that's fine. But if those facts prove the current Registry information to be wrong, then I feel certain a correction will be made.

My two cents,
Steve Sloan

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Looks like they want... $529,995.... Or... DID 


1965 Shelby GT350 for sale in Sherman Oaks, CA | Vin #: SFM5S089
https://www.rpmmotorcars.com › vehicle-details
Engine: 289 K code. Fuel: Gasoline. Transmission: 4 Speed Manual. Warranty: As Is - No Dealer Warranty. Title: Clear. VIN: SFM5S089. Internet Price: $529,995

Since it just sold at RM a few months ago at $417,500... One would assume the asking price is higher than that   

https://www.goodingco.com/vehicle/1965-shelby-gt350/?sortBy=ENDING_SOONEST&pageNumber=2

No affiliation...

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Quote from: Chad on January 07, 2021, 06:04:13 PM
I too collect watches but those will not be on my list.

How much do you want to pay? And what do you want to do with it?