1965 GT350 Barnfind

[SCJSTU]

came from Georgia.....boys how did we not know about this one?......must have been Lake Altoona area guessing by the Cobb county plate

Damn where are the bodies?

[gt350hr]

    Hard to believe it was ''abandoned". Yes where did the parts go? The street tunnel port pieces were part of a complete engine.

[GT350Lad]

Great video. Would love to know more. Registry says 5S269 last purchased by Jimmy Trice in Marietta GA in 77.
Lots of amazing stuff to abandon. Any bodies under that garage slab?

[Don Johnston]

A story that should be told in the "Shelby American" magazine a.s.a.p.

[SHELB66]

    Hard to believe it was ''abandoned". Yes where did the parts go? The street tunnel port pieces were part of a complete engine.

The owner replied to that question which was also found with the video.  In short "we bought everything".  WOW!

Craig R.

[Side-Oilers]

Possible that the property owner died with no relatives, friends or heirs.  No one missed him.  (No neighbors?)

If so, who has been paying the property tax all these years? 

Someone had to own it for these guys to be able to buy it all.

What about the Grand National in the driveway?

What's in the red trailer behind it?

What else is there to find under all the crap in the house?

Some intense Google sleuthing, and then a country records check, might turn up the property owner's name.  Not that it matters, except to try and trace the owner history of the car.

[FL SAAC]

No worries, just heard that Gerardo ( of the Al Capones safe fame) Rivera is currently rushing into Georgia to answer all our questions.

Be still my heart....

Possible that the property owner died with no relatives, friends or heirs.  No one missed him.  (No neighbors?)

If so, who has been paying the property tax all these years? 

Someone had to own it for these guys to be able to buy it all.

What about the Grand National in the driveway?

What's in the red trailer behind it?

What else is there to find under all the crap in the house?

Some intense Google sleuthing, and then a country records check, might turn up the property owner's name.  Not that it matters, except to try and trace the owner history of the car.

[deathsled]

I see my future in this video.  My house, my 66 Hertz and my mummified remains on the couch.  Good luck to the future finder of my Hertz.  Oh, and the Laguna Seca.  Not to forget that one.

[silverton_ford]

Matt had that 65 shelby on display next to gibsons 65 shelby at our in fall classic show both cars barn find unrestored.

Pictures that I found online from the Indiana event.

[deathsled]

Spooky car, incidentally.  Worthy of some sort of story or local lore.

[JBinAlabama]

WOW! That was fun!

[alexgt350h]

It was so cool to have two barn find 65 Shelbys at our IN SAAC Fall Classic. This car is really something in person.
Brent

[Dkutz]

This is insane, the car and those parts and. k code Fastback.  Why can't I be so luck.  Hope there is follow up to all this

[Side-Oilers]

Spooky car, incidentally.  Worthy of some sort of story or local lore.

Richard, I agree.  Those flaked off paint areas on the sides seem like pieces of the car's soul flying away.   

[Side-Oilers]

I see my future in this video.  My house, my 66 Hertz and my mummified remains on the couch.  Good luck to the future finder of my Hertz.  Oh, and the Laguna Seca.  Not to forget that one.

Pay your property taxes far in advance and you can stay there, mummified, for a really long time.  Kinda cool idea, actually.