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Shelby's For Sale
1966 Shelby GT 350
Factory white GT 350 that was previously given to Lew Spencer at Shelby American in Los Angeles as a demo.
It's equipped with the original 289HP engine along with the correct automatic transmission. We also have documents showing this car left the factory with '65 Crager rims.
It runs and drives great and this GT 350 has recently received fresh paint!
Price: $135,000
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1974 DeTomaso Pantera
British racing green with original black vinyl interior and carpets. Powered by the
Ford 351 4V cleveland with Z-F 5 speed trans axle.
It's also equipped with the original carburetor, intake and exhaust manifolds.
Nice driver quality paint and overall this Pantera has been highly maintained
Runs and drives great without fault.
The original steering wheel will be exchanged with existing.
Price: $62,500.00
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1966 Shelby GT 350H
Nice driver quality 66 GT 350 that comes equipped with it's original 289HP engine
This Hertz has been well taken care of during it's life and performs very well. It's missing a couple Shelby items such as the correct seat belts and carburetor however having it's original engine with the Ford VIN clearly stamped on the side is most important.
All Shelby numbers have been confirmed by our friends at SAAC and this GT 350 has it's original tag still in place.
Price: $99,000
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1967 Shelby GT 500
This Shelby has been sitting untouched for thirty-seven years and was recently discovered in a upstate New York barn.
The drive train is 100% original and includes the original engine, VIN stamped transmission and the Spec Case rear end. The body is original and even though there's some rust on the inner fenders, the floors are original and untouched.
This survivor is currently not road worthy but could be with limited expense.
The previous owner parked this automobile in 1973 and it's been sitting since.
It's a very interesting piece of Shelby history.
Price: $120,000
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1966 Shelby GT 350
Original matching number Shelby Mustang finished in green with LeMans racing stripes. This GT 350 was restored a few years back and is a beautiful example of the famous Shelby Mustang.
1966 Shelby's with original drive trains have never been in demand more and this GT 350 has it's matching number original engine as well as the T-10 transmission.
This automobile is fun to drive and has the integrity that collectors are looking for
Price: $142,000
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1968 Shelby GT 500KR Convertible
This is an original King of the Road convertible that was produced mid year in 1968 with the new 428 Cobra Jet engine. As rare as Cobra Jet convertible's are, this Shelby is a four speed with factory air condition which makes it very special.
This wimbledon white GT 500KR is equipped with it's original 428CJ drive train. The special Shelby equipment and Cobra Jet accessories are included such as the rare Cobra Jet four speed carburetor, emission system and air cleaner. Only three white KR's with four speeds and AC were available in 1968.
The original air condition is in working order and blows cool air. This big block drives and performs like new. It was restored nicely years ago and needs very little.
Price: $195,000
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1969 Shelby GT 350
Nice reliable 69 GT 350 equipped with the factory 351 engine and FMX automatic transmission.
It's a factory candy apple red Shelby with black interior
This is a nice driver quality GT 350 and the previous owner added a front spoiler and rear slats.
The miles show 71000 and it appears to be original. This car is solid and has been well kept over the years.
Price: $52,000
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1967 Shelby GT 500
This GT was originally a lime gold '67 that's been painted to the popular nightmist blue.
The drive train is 100% original including the engine, transmission and spec case rear end. It's a factory four speed equipped with 10 spokes and inboard lights. It's a later car with non-functional brake scoops.
The BJ-BK carburetors are original, date coded and have been rebuilt. The Shelby tag is original and all numbers are stamped on the frame.
All numbers have been confirmed by SAAC.
This GT 500 runs and drives great and is ready to be enjoyed.
Price: $124,000
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1969 Shelby GT 350
One of only 137 GT 350 convertible's produced in 1969 and this Shelby was purchased by fashion designer Anne Klein five years before her death.
Mrs. Klein purchased the automobile at Gotham Ford in New York City not far from her hometown of Brooklyn.
An original black jade GT 350, it's been repainted to candy apple red. It's an original 78,000 mile car that drives and performs excellent.
The 351 engine and automatic transmission runs and shifts excellent.
Included is factory AC and all the Shelby equipment that made these classic cars so special.
It's been beautifully restored and is ready to be used for years of enjoyment.
Price: $125,000
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1967 Shelby GT 350
Early 67 Shelby that just completed a full ground up restoration. This automobile has the highest integrity being a one owner car since day one.
It's totally correct and original with inboard lights, functional brake scoops and non-stripes.
This is one of the first 200 GT 350's produced in 1967.
The owner has the original bill of sale from the dealership as well as other documentation.
Price: $ 135,000
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1966 Shelby GT 350
This is one of 297 red GT 350's offered in 1966 and it's a rare factory "stripe-delete".
This Shelby has been sitting for years and needs a total restoration. There's rust underneath as well as in the trunk. The photos show it's been neglected for awhile.
There's also many good points about this GT 350:
The original 289HP engine runs well and has the Ford VIN stamped on it's block.
The original T-10 transmission is included as is the original rear axle with the 3.89 tag.
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The original intake, valve covers and Cobra oil pan are included.
The original JK 14X6 Magnums
Ray Brown seat belts, 9000 tach and Shelby steering wheel are still in place.
The Shelby tag and all numbers are on the original inner fenders and the numbers have been confirmed by our friends at SAAC.
There's no better car to restore than one with it's original drive train. This GT 350 has the integrity that collectors and restorers like to see before they invest in a project
We can restore this Shelby at our shop for you!
Price: $82,000/trades considered
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1970 Boss 429 Nascar
One of only 499 Boss 429 Mustangs offered in 1970, this rare muscle car was originally sold out of the famed Tasca Ford in East Providence Rhode Island.
This is a matching number Boss 429 engine and the VIN can be easily seen on the rear of the block. Also, included is the correct 4 speed transmission.
The body is straight, rust free and the floors appear to be original. Also, the fenders are the "Boss" fenders which allows for the bigger F-60 tires that the Boss Mustangs originally left the factory with.
The interior is white deluxe and the paint is driver quality with a few imperfections.
The overall performance is very good on this Boss 429 and it there's still plenty of horse power from the Boss 429 Hemi engine.
Under the hood, there's a few Boss 429 parts missing such as the original carburetor, distributor, smog and exhaust manifolds. Overall though, the integrity of this automobile is very good.
I have very good documentation dating back to it's original owner in 1970. The body panels, drivetrain and interior are original and it still looks and drives great.
This is a "driver" quality Boss 429 that's never been professionally restored but can driven and enjoyed in it's present condition.
The KK number is present on the driver's door as well as the original door sticker that 1970's were equipped with.
Price: $170,000
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