1968 Mustang Shelby GT500KR Convertible - $68500

[CalSpecial68]

https://sanantonio.craigslist.org/ctd/d/san-antonio-1968-mustang-shelby-gt500kr/6991779315.html

Not my car. Just saw it and thought I would post it.

[2112]

At least they were upfront about this car "merging" with another car's body.

[Bill]

https://sanantonio.craigslist.org/ctd/d/san-antonio-1968-mustang-shelby-gt500kr/6991779315.html

Not my car. Just saw it and thought I would post it.

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1968 Shelby GT500KR Convertible. Car will be sold through a dealer license in TX, prospective buyers must be willing to provide copy (photo) of ID to view the car. Engine appears to be correct but is NOT confirmed to be the original 428CJ.

Car is in very nice shape, starts, runs and drives very nicely. Great undercarriage and no rust.Feel free to text or email for more information. This car was at one point merged with a donor car (rebodied) during a past restoration. Car retains a title as a 1968 GT-500KR and still listed in the Shelby Registry with similar description.

Auto transmission is not original. Major bank certified check, wire transfer or cash only. Reasonable offers from serious buyers considered but car is priced to sell.New Rims and tires (GY radials w/ lettering painted in). factory A/C currently does not work but will be repaired shortly. This may affect the selling price depending on cost of repair. Feel free to text anytime.

Price $ 68,500

[Greg]

Never heard of "merging" with another car.... creative LOL...

[Shelby6t5 Mike HHI, SC]

So the KR was on the freeway and a 68 fastback was on the the ramp, and merged?

Glad it wasn't a Prius.

Mike

[67 GT350]

Hmmm, sounds like a scam deal to me.....I would go with cash

[Coralsnake]

I dont think its a scam. Original cars should bring the most money, cars that have been destroyed or "merged" should take considerably less