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Very Unique GT500!


Imatk

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It looks to be very well done and looks good though it's obviously unfinished. But yes, very over priced. Regardless of the hours and skill required to complete it.

 

Check the question at the bottom of the listing. The guy asking the question was obviously being an ass.

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The price comments are a given but more importantly that is not a 1967 Shelby VIN number no matter how many times the seller writes that it is.

 

And good luck getting this car titled and insured with normal auto insurance coverage.

 

If you look under this sellers closed auctions you will see a pattern of selling what he calls "replica" Shelby's. His ebay account is just one month old but he has listed at least 7 replica auctions so far with no takers. Hmmm.

 

Lets wish him luck if he thinks Barrett-Jackson is the place for this car.

 

Steve

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It would have been worth the $275 or more if Shelby's house would have done it, but not like it sits...

 

and please would someone change those butt-ugly wheels, put some orignal knock offs on it.

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Just my 2-cents worth, but I don't get this car at all. Is it resto-mod or mod-resto? First of all, why leave the wheels from the 2009 after going to all the trouble to make the outside look like a '67??? Second, for $275,000 I could buy 3 (or more) other cars that I would much rather have at Barrett-Jackson! And again, just me, but I think seeing that engine bay under the outside of that body looks a little wierd.

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The Shelby American Registry comes thru again. I just checked the registry and this GT500 was sold on eBay back in April by a Clevland Ohio junkyard for $19k

 

The car was in a rollover accident and has a SALVAGED TITLE. Make that titles as both Ohio and Kentucky have issued salvaged titles for this car. The current ebay seller is in Tennensse so it may now have a third salvaged title unless the title has been washed which is pretty easy to do in the Southern states. I only mention a possible washed title because the ebay seller says " comes with good clean title. "

 

I suspect this will not be the last that we see of this car.

 

Steve

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I think the seller is playing word games with the titles. First says it comes with two titles. Later talks about the miles on the car and says it comes with a good clean title. He never says that the GT500's title is clean. Wow. How do you like those 6" wide A-pillars? Just a small blind spot. That is the area however that makes this car look really not right. Also, is it just me or does the steering wheel look like it's about a 1/2" away from the dash?

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I agree that the seller does not come out and say, the 2009 Shelby GT500 has a clean title, but he does say this:

 

"today it had 32,000 miles on it. comes with good clean title."

 

I highly doubt the 1967 Mustang body only had 32,000 miles on it so when he says the car has only 32k miles and comes with a clean title that to me means he's talking about the 2009 GT500.

 

Word games are just one of the many red flags going on with this sale.

 

Steve

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HA that's weird... the link is for a completely different auction now... strange.

 

I wonder if he edited it or something, because the comments at the bottom have not changed and I'm pretty sure he couldn't have edited those.

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