1966 Promotional Ford Shelby T-Bird

[Don Johnston]

How about a Pookie dash signature?  Now that would make the entire deal authentic if he throws in a letter and a box.   

[QuickSilverShelby]

This is a perfect example of what I am talking about in the/my above post (see below)


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Re: 1966 Promotional Ford Shelby T-Bird
« Reply #34 on: December 17, 2018, 11:55:58 PM »
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This auction is full of sh!t.  I guarantee the only reason it's bid up to $155k is because there might be $200k of crack in the trunk.

A buddy of yours maybe?

So how come bidding got to $155k and then suddenly dropped backed to $125k?

Why are you defending misrepresentation of facts and such obvious shill bidding?  All the true experts (non hucksters) on this forum have spoken, "extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof".



QSS

[QuickSilverShelby]

I would be more concerned with litigation arising from the use of a letter purportedly signed by CS as provenance given that he himself indicated it was a forgery.  If that document is specious in nature, then there is nothing tying the car directly to CS as ever having used the car as a demo.  It may have been sent to Shelby American , but that means very little.  If there were ten cars as alleged, then I would think that there is a good possibility that Kevin Marti (they will always be Emminger reports to me) could pull the info based upon the destination (Shelby American).  In addition, it is quite possible that they would be close in numerical VIN order to this one if they were all ordered the same way. 

Coming from a family of attorneys, just sayin...................

Amen to that brother.

QSS

[stephen_becker]

No idea what you are referring to - I have not supported misrepresentation of anything - Not a buddy of mine nor do I have any financial interest in the car or the auction - I already stated I do not have a dog in the fight - Just sitting on the sidelines watching it happen -
As far as the quote "extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof" that is easy for a third party to say. I would say that the seller/owner silenced some folks on this forum that said no way that car was sold/delivered/came from SAI in Los Angeles when he presented a newly discovered original factory invoice for the car showing that, in fact, the car was sold/delivered/came and was order by SAI

This is a perfect example of what I am talking about in the/my above post (see below)


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Re: 1966 Promotional Ford Shelby T-Bird
« Reply #34 on: December 17, 2018, 11:55:58 PM »
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This auction is full of sh!t.  I guarantee the only reason it's bid up to $155k is because there might be $200k of crack in the trunk.

A buddy of yours maybe?

So how come bidding got to $155k and then suddenly dropped backed to $125k?

Why are you defending misrepresentation of facts and such obvious shill bidding?  All the true experts (non hucksters) on this forum have spoken, "extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof".



QSS

[QuickSilverShelby]

..... that is easy for a third party to say.

Yes, yes it is easy for a third party to say.  But it is so true. 

I think the third party members that make these statements are truly the "the most renowned Shelby authorities in the world". 

Sorry bud, but you're second fiddle on these forums.

QSS

[stephen_becker]

Nice! - another insult you throw my way - what's wrong with you? I come on here and participate in this discussion and you attack me - why? Did I fluster you with my simple statements of fact?
Second fiddle huh?
I would rather be second fiddle then a second class(less) person that you have show yourself to be -

Stephen Becker

[QuickSilverShelby]

That's right..... second fiddle.

I am simply stating fact.  You pale in comparison to "the most renowned Shelby authorities in the world'" that actually reside and contribute to this site.

That's the last response that I have to you and your alleged "contributions".

QSS

[stephen_becker]

I still have NO idea what your talking about or referring to in your posts

SGB

[Coralsnake]

Has anyone actually lost a lawsuit, because they expressed thier opinion ( however ludicrious) on a forum?

[tesgt350]

Has anyone actually lost a lawsuit, because they expressed thier opinion ( however ludicrious) on a forum?

Stormey Daniels?   

[Chris Thauberger]

Well, she "sold" for $125,100.00. All we can do now is wait for it to surface.

I for one am excited to see the next chapter in the life of this anagogic legend. 



Chris

[gt350hr]

   I believe she LOST her defamation of character and has to pay Trump ! LMAO


      This just in ..... NONE of us "walk on water". Until one of us does , we are all human.  Just take the "sandbox spats" to a PM where less people are affected or embarrassed  , please.
    Randy

[acman63]

   I believe she LOST her defamation of character and has to pay Trump ! LMAO


      This just in ..... NONE of us "walk on water". Until one of us does , we are all human.  Just take the "sandbox spats" to a PM where less people are affected or embarrassed  , please.
    Randy

Yes,  take it outside please!

[Sfm6sxxx]

Well, she "sold" for $125,100.00. All we can do now is wait for it to surface.

I for one am excited to see the next chapter in the life of this anagogic legend. 
Chris

Odds are it will be back up for sale given that the seller has had to "resell" a Mondial four times and a boat that looks like the SS Minnow three times.

[gt350hr]

   RATS,
       I lost my "opportunity of a lifetime"!  I guess I'll have to be content with this old Mustang "once owned by Carroll Shelby" LMAO.