Shelby Museum still open in Dallas

[Craner]

Has anyone been there recently?

Thks
Fran

[98SVT - was 06GT]

Is that the one Rick Nagel was involved with? I have a couple posters they printed but understood the idea was stillborn.

[Side-Oilers]

Brett, wow...there's a name from the past.

Whatever happened to Nagle and all his stuff?  I seem to recall some "strange" rumors.

[rhjanes]

Google found this from the SAAC archives.

https://www.saac.com/shelby_american_issues/2022_summer/The-Shelby-American-(Summer-2022)/47/

[98SVT - was 06GT]

Brett, wow...there's a name from the past.

Whatever happened to Nagle and all his stuff?  I seem to recall some "strange" rumors.

Among the missing. I think his main business was brakes for trucks. He was very successful at finding and getting many Shelby's and TransAm cars out of Mexico. Rick Titus was able to get his dad's Camaro that came from Jon Ward and was converted into a Firebird. It was the car he won the Daytona 24 hour with. I remember the price started at 15 grand and everytime he called to say it was closer to the border the price went up 5 grand. I think $30 was the final total and it was basically just a rolling shell no engine/trans, doors, fenders, glass. It was funny when the original builder saw it and said - Oh you found it. He had already built and sold a replica but it didn't have the trick factory spindles, brakes and steering parts of the original. Even the poster was a scam. I was told only 75 were printed. I know I didn't pay for the ones I have.