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66 GT350 Project

Discussion in '1965-1970 Shelby Mustang GT350 & GT500' started by John76, Sep 25, 2007.

  1. 65gtfastback

    65gtfastback Well-Known Member

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    over 65k! and this auction is over...
     
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    Now we just wait for that post here or on another forum

    "Who makes the best reproduction body panels?"

    "How much would it cost.....?"

    "Where do I find the FORD VIN....?"

    "When is Dyna** going to come out with a 65-66 fastback body?"

    :rolleyes:


    BTW its interesting no one mentioned or at least posted if they looked the car up in the registry. Not like this car was unknow ;) Passed though J Cowles hands at one point - last (in the registry) out of Fla and listed in "restored" condition.

    Story ... continues ;)
     
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    I just don't get it....:huh:
    Why would someone pay that kind of monsy for a basket case?
    You can get a pretty decent '66 GT350 for what it would cost to get this thing done. I wouold not be so suprised in a private transaction, as the whole world would not know your "perfect" '66 GT350 was once a total basket case. Evrybody and their brother will know this car has to be a rebody when finished.
    WHo knows...
     
  4. 67GT500#2100

    67GT500#2100 Shelby Forums Pit Crew

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    Now that is interesting info. How does the car go from restored to this condition?:eek:
     
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    2100;

    Remember, the registry contains information that is submitted by people (owners and non-owners) that supposedly know something about the car. It is all subjective, and sometimes very biased.

    Ken
     
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    Yes, I agree, but this information would warrant some easily made phone calls (at least to J Cowles) if this car had been of interest to me.
     
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    Well i guess i got my question answered by the ebay top bidder for the rusty green 66 GT350...65 k!

    While i dont think i would have paid 10 k for the car i am glad that the intelligent buyers of ebay and masters of the internet have the set the bar for 66 GT350 project cars...needing full restoration...and 85% new sheet metal.

    Thanks!
     
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    Yes Ken agreed (talked to Howard about correcting the report that 1203 had the door cut for speaker - don't know where that came from:noway:

    ... just thought I would mention what had been listed. Think if I would have been interested a call to at least Jim would have been proper. Maybe it was restored and (as you offered) a flood had been in its past. We will likely never know.

    On to the next car :thumbup:
     

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