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A good vacuum is key to a system that cools properly

You will see higher pressures if you don't vacuum correctly and won't be able to get a full charge in the system

R12 - the way to go

Was never a big fan of the XC falcon

XY was the business with the XA also very good

I think the V8 in tbe GT's was the 351 Cleveland

Big money now

Basically the Aussie Shelby of its day

Lots of good you tube on these cars


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    Here's something a bit different; "COBRA  no. 349":

    https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1978-ford-falcon-xc-cobra/

    Well, perhaps not a so different "color", rather a different 'continent'!   

    Scott.
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Is the gold a factory colour ?

Really seems to suit it well

I like the gold paint. I would at least paint the car.

I like that one a lot !

Thanks for the Xmas spirit

I am sure it was born a W code

That's how it got its Authenticity

Hmm...Shelby Authenticity Certificate....Titled as a 1967 Mustang....Hmm.....was it born as a A code, C code, T code....or new body...It will never a real one...

Brian

thank you so much for making this list

 seems to be lots of good cars, the red 427 cobra will be fun to watch

thanks again

Having the chance to buy your original owners manual

That not something that comes around all the time

Hopefully the message gets to the current owners

Very nice for Davez to post it

Here's your original manual
Vintage Original 1967 Shelby Mustang GT 350/500 Factory Owners Manual Automobile | eBay
https://www.ebay.com/itm/335246425646

$150k in cash is a something that should of been taken, car needs some work

If anyone knows the market it is you Bret

Dicking around on eBay and then telling the high bidder you want cash is not very fair





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Spoke with owner/seller this a.m.

He is very well-versed  and in the know

He tells me that he has a guaranteed offer on the table for $150,000 cash so if the auction does not exceed that amount, he will be taking that person's standing cash in a bag offer

Steve:  This seller is putting himself in a bad position.
If someone truly offered him $150,000 in cash he'd be best to get a small deposit via paypal and then end the auction.
Then let the buyer show up with the $$$$..

If he doesn't end the auction, the high bidder is then informed after the bidding ends that the seller wants "cash".
What happens then if the guy is in Waco TX but is just told that Mr. Michigan wants cash for his purchase?
He has the $$$ but no way to get that $$$ to him.

Also, if the high bidder is sincere he's then told someone offered "more" so his bid isn't honored .

I should also point out in the Ebay advertisment it says "Payment:  wire to my account"...

And I know my Shelby's.
If someone truly offered him $150,000 I suggest he makes the deal and ends the auction at once.


Just my .02
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These project type cars don't seem to come a lot

For the right price this could be a great car for someone that could do most of the work themselves

Great colour and if the miles are genuine then it's a big win for lucky new owner

Will be interesting to see what it sells for

"If " the car market is going down

Do you know where the car is now ?

Great read

Love those stories

Brian

Can't thank you enough for doing this

It's a crazy time of year

And you have made it easy to follow

Thank you

Cant thank you enough for posting these
Great pics

cheers Gregg

you are a natural in front of the camera

your talents are wasted as a lawyer

maybe the lead role in the next gladiator movie ?

PM sent

thanks Gregg

that is in the neighborhood of FL SAAC

maybe he can swing by and check it out for someone if required