Let The Comments Begin

[Don Johnston]

Too many comments for me to make on this one, so the rest of the viewers can have fun with this listing on eBay:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1965-Ford-Mustang-SHELBY-GT350SR-575Hp/282902138934?hash=item41de481036:g:CSEAAOSwISRagX3t&vxp=mtr

If you read it more than once, you may need extra strength aspirin.

[shelbydoug]

We are living in an era of alternative facts. Perhaps this is an inter-dimensional vehicle and slipped here into our dimension? When you put those 13 crystal skulls together they are supposed to have powers beyond our comprehension?

[Wedgeman]

So is this one of the 40 that ...ESCAPED...before Unique was shut down for ..TITLE WASHING.....or before CS severed all ties with them? Hmmm, wonder what secret Ford VIN  hides beneath the surface? Is it an..A code...C code....or maybe even a ...T CODE...

[DennyD]

What is the "Shelby Unified Registry"? I never heard of that one. Thanks

[69mach351w]

Just another modified FB

[427heaven]

One thing I learned over the past 40 years of building cars, don't let your imagination run away from interested people in your project. Just because the owner or owners representative drank the COOLAIDE doesn't many any one else on the planet drank from the same punch bowl! Its a nice 65 with some stout parts. Nothing more nothing less- Put it up for sale on the internet starting at .99 cents and see where it goes,there will probably be some long faces when its over I do like it just not at the perceived value-

[Sfm6sxxx]

What is the "Shelby Unified Registry"? I never heard of that one. Thanks

It is a piece of paper with the VIN of this car stuck in between the covers of the last SAAC registry for 65-67's.

[Coralsnake]

What is the "Shelby Unified Registry"? I never heard of that one.

I believe that is what the current incarnation of Shelby calls their registry.

For those of you that need a quick recap, SAAC started their registries in the mid 1970s.
Many people have contributed to make it the best, most comprehensive registry on the planet.

Shelby, saw the value of the registry and unsuccessfully attempted to sue the club for the registry information.

They then started their own registry. They have actually taken info from the club's registry and presented it as their own. Many of their attempts to interpret even basic information, have been laughable.

The " unified registry" is an attempt to confuse people and convince them they actually know something about the vintage cars.

[Ldouble619]

Cool hot rod

[Don Johnston]

The " unified registry" is an attempt to confuse people and convince them they actually know something about the vintage cars.
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The SA registry that I am aware of is known as the Shelby World Registry and is only for vehicles produced out of the SA shop or authorized affiliate shops.  There may be a "unified" registry out of the Shelby Licensing shop in Gardena to keep track of what they have authorized and contracted under the Shelby name, but it would not include this car.  Like the "Eleanor" type "Shelby licensing", it does not exist after the legal changes.

[2112]

Cool hot rod

Agreed.

I would remove the GT350 Nomenclature and enjoy.

[GT350Lad]

Not sure what to say..... nice hot rod I guess

[Shelby_r_b]

Total face palm on this one.

Cool car, but again, not accurately represented IMO.

[Bill]

Anyone else notice the "Unique" license plate 

[shelbydoug]

What is the "Shelby Unified Registry"? I never heard of that one.

I believe that is what the current incarnation of Shelby calls their registry.

For those of you that need a quick recap, SAAC started their registries in the mid 1970s.
Many people have contributed to make it the best, most comprehensive registry on the planet.

Shelby, saw the value of the registry and unsuccessfully attempted to sue the club for the registry information.

They then started their own registry. They have actually taken info from the club's registry and presented it as their own. Many of their attempts to interpret even basic information, have been laughable.

The " unified registry" is an attempt to confuse people and convince them they actually know something about the vintage cars.

Well stated but most importantly, where can we purchase a copy of it?