1967 GT500 Nightmist Blue, 4 speed, no stripes near New York City

[JWH]

If I recall correctly, the asking price was $175,000.

[Richstang]

That's the one. Here's the full page as I have on file.
Thanks to Bill Collins for sharing the Shelby VIN

[shelbygt]

I really appreciate it!

A friend had asked me about the same car when it was for sale. Looks like it was a good deal!

[gt350cs]

Mike,

Please share photos. Thanks

[honker]

gt350cs...photos

Mike

(photos:no credit)

[honker]

Few more

[honker]

Last two. other than my original post here, # 14 and the one by Richstang post #16.

Mike

[JWH]

#1983 resurfaces. This time at $259,000. I guess prices have jumped in the past few months 

https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/dealer/ford/shelby-mustang/2468999.html

[roddster]

  Fallout (or would that be fall in?) for being near the color of Morrison's.

[shelbydoug]

#1983 resurfaces. This time at $259,000. I guess prices have jumped in the past few months 

https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/dealer/ford/shelby-mustang/2468999.html

The quality of the cars offered varies so much that they are difficult some times to put a price tag on. I actually think that this is a fair price and may even be an "average" market value.
They are similar to the B9's in that respect.

Sometimes the thinking of value is, "you should be able to swap it even for an '05 Ford GT or a B9" and not put a dollar tag on it except for insurance. Speaking of insurance, you need to consider what the replacement cost would be? That's what the insurance company would be thinking.

A '67 GT500 MIGHT also be more desirable as a really nice driver rather then a "Consourse level" car?

[gt350shelb]

I know previous owner and Painter of this car ... The car is very nice  and  looks like someone is trying to make a quick flip of it

[shelbydoug]

The color of the paint on the bottom of the floor pans is closer to what I have seen on these cars rather then the oxide red. This thing is pink in these pictures.