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Maybe = Precision Power in Lansing?
           517-371-4274   Owner is Rex

Never seen a Shelby with 4 lug drums in the front.

Anyone know if this is televised?
Thanks

Sorry to say; that tag does not belong to a Shelby.

Yes, I spent some time looking over the car & the documents with it. The owner was
out in the show somewhere.  His wife came up and spoke with me a few minutes. 
She said he retired from Ford in the 1990s.  I stopped back later and they were both absent.

Gary; thanks for all the photos. I have stayed in Portage, IN & Merrillville, IN a couple times.
Last 3 years I do down & back in one long day. On the road by 5AM.  In 2022 took over 7 hours to
get home in the "lake effect" snow.  Arrived at 8:30AM this year & they were letting us in. My
favorite this time was the 135 Mustang.

The seller was sitting in a lawn chair in the aisle telling people that every day for over 3 years,
all he did was work on this car. Therefore he was selling the car to get some time back.
Further down was another 1968 that we couldn't view.  With all the chairs in front of the car.
Both looked like good cars.

If going back to rear drum brakes, be certain to change back the Master Cylinder also.

I think the ID # are; C6OE-9430-A & C7OE-9431-A for unibody cars, such as our Shelbys.

I started working at Max Curtis Ford in 1977.

Sold at $140000.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/ford-427ci-sohc-cammer-v8-crate-engine/

For the 2023 show they will be highlighting Ford & Mercury vehicles.
Featuring a "Better Idea Big Block" Display for November 18+19

Get a copy of "Snake Bit" by Eric Davison.

The book is true, and that is only a small piece of the truth.

The car is based on many Corvette & Camaro parts.
Has a 4.0 Aurora-Northstar engine with the cam gear advanced.

Landed in Michigan today.