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Discussion in '1965-1970 Shelby Mustang GT350 & GT500' started by Rehren, Jul 17, 2007.

  1. Rehren

    Rehren New Member

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    I need to know what the highest amount ever paid for a 67-69 shelby GT 350, 500. Also what is the lowest amount of original miles you ever heard of on one of these Shelby's.. I found a very special car in my grandfathers garage. Thanks for you help

    Rich
     
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    daltondavid Well-Known Member

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    to get a real life "Actual Value" on any "Special Car", a vague description such as you have posted simply does not cut it. 67, 68 and 69 Shelbys all are very different and bring different Values for different reasons whether or not they are GT350's or GT500's. feel free to PM me with more specifics and I will gladly assist you in your quest for knowledge!- Dave
     
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    Hi Rich,

    I agree with daltodavid.It depends on the year,condition,completeness and whether it is a GT350 or 500.If your grandfather has a Shelby,none of them are cheap though.If you still need some help with your grandfather's car,send me an email with your phone number and I will try to help.My email is gmurphy@mountaincable.net .Good luck....Greg.
     
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    The lowerst mileage I've ever heard of on a 67 GT 350 was 3500. On a 67 GT 500, I've seen 1200, but it was a clapped out former drag car, and, this was 20 years ago.
    Ah, if Grandpa is deceased, better find out who the real next of kin is because there will be a few ahead of a grandchild in the chain.
     

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