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More pictures of the body and trunk would be nice.  Either way it's a "no-go" as a six figure car.

I don't know what's happening now, but I bought a beautiful set of four from them in 2008, ended up not using them, and sold them to a gentleman I met at saac 33.

Not everybody is looking for a perfect car because some people actually drive them.
I'm not singling out anyone in particular, but assuming the car was vetted as an original 1968 Shelby, perhaps this was all someone could've hoped for for that money.
No affiliation, didn't buy it.
Less money than an Eleanor.......

Nice

Thoughtful way to help out a lovely guy!

I have no words....posted with permission. Thank God owner is okay

Before

Small detail.
That white top car is our good friends first black KR convertible, not the one he owns now.

I am volunteering Dalton!

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Sounds like you missed your shot if it was just on BAT

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1969 Mustang production started on August 16, 1968 for the brand new 1969 Mustang. That was in Dearborn, which was the first plant to begin producing the 1969 Mustang.
Does anybody know on what date or dates the other plants such as New Jersey and California began?
Thnx

Truth is always stranger than fiction. Congrats.

Thnx for remembering Kiwi. He had one sitting in his backyard the last time I was there.

For the kind of car that could run around two minutes on the full track at Watkins Glen, what would be a comparable time at Willow Springs?

Too bad about the dates.....

What are the numbers on these? Meaning that little thumb that pops out and has an identifying number on it which can be seen aa  installed.
Are you going to the saac convention?

Call/ email this vendor with your question and dimensions.
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