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If a Lincoln and T-Bird are quoted separately,  what's a "Heavy Car"?    LTD? 

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"Rent a Card"... love it!

Awesome (in the true meaning of the word) photo!

What aircraft is that?

Agreed:

Possibly some other number of XX,XXX in miles:  Speedometer possibly replaced somewhere in years past...or possibly rolled back...or possibly???

Too many "possiblys" without a thorough in-person inspection by a very knowledgeable '67 Shelby expert, as others have said.

That rear seat speaker is not from 1967.

I learned everything I need to know about attorneys from watching Better Call Saul.

Richard and other barristers on here excepted, of course.

Nice sleds and home office. 

Ol' Cal had some balls.  From playing with and riding potentially-dangerous animals, to being strapped to a bi-plane's wing (also known as the toupee test...it failed) Cal had it going on.

Not only did he test front suspensions, but also the scratch and dent resistance of many car hoods.

Fun memories from growing up in SoCal in the 1960s-70s.

I wonder what the tiger would've done if the golf cart's rear wheel had run over it's tail.  "Go see Cal...in the city morgue."

The seller left out the part where it usually says "Easy Restoration."

Questionable front plate placement, even if it is just for a photo.

In the real world, it would do wonders to increase the "Damn it's overheating again" and the "What the hell is that flapping noise" conversations.

I'm betting it's a photoshop type job.  To me, the tires don't look like they're touching the roof.

If it's true, I'd like to know how they got it up there.

Beautiful "girl next door" with a great taste in cars.

She's super chill now, but she's going to be hating all the skin cancer surgeries in another 30 years.

That looks cool as hell.

Scary thought:   They're who supposedly will be taking care of us in our old(er) ages.