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Shelby's For Sale
Arriving soon:
- 1966 GT 350 Project Green/4 Speed
1966 GT Fastback
This Mustang is a true "A-code" GT Fastback. It's original color according to the door tag is "Nightmist Blue" and it's currently painted black. This Mustang has the GT emblems, fog lights, fog light switch, thicker sway bar, GT glove box, HCC-AX steering box tag and reinforcements under the back seat.
Also included is the wood steering wheel, fold down seat and pony interior.
The engine is a 289 and the transmission is a four-speed T-10. However, according to the door tag this is a three-speed Mustang originally. The door tag is original and the matching vehicle identification number is clearly on the driver's inner fender. There's rust in the floors and overall this automobile needs to be restored.
This Mustang runs and drives but needs some maintenance to be road worthy.
Mustang Fastbacks continue to be popular and this being a true GT makes this Mustang a nice car to restore.
price: $16,000
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1968 Shelby GT 500 Convertible
This beautiful 428 convertible is one of just 402 Shelby Convertible's offered in 1968 before Carroll Shelby changed to GT 500 KR's. It was originally shipped to Fogg Motors in British Columbia and has found it's way to Massachusetts.
It's a factory highland green, white top and black interior GT 500 and is powered by it's original 428 PI engine and a 4 speed top loader. During it's restoration it was completely disassembled and then all components were rebuilt.
The finished product is an exceptional Shelby convertible ready for show and cruising.
price: $139,000
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1970 Mach 1
This is an original Calypso Coral 351 Mustang that runs and drives great.
It's equipped with a 351 2V engine and is a factory automatic with AC. Also, it's equipped with front and rear spoilers and "R" Model racing wheels.
The 351 hood stripes compliments the popular Calypso Coral color and gives this Mustang that racing look that became so famous.
The black interior is in very nice original condition for being 40 years old and over all this 1970 Mach 1 is a nice "driver" that can be driven and enjoyed for years.
Price: $22,000
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1966 Shelby GT 350 Hertz
This GT 350 started it's life in Las Vegas in 1966 and has been in California it's entire life. It's a totally rust free, solid Shelby Mustang that still has it's original 289HP. The Ford VIN is clearly stamped on the engine block and this same VIN is stamped on the inner fenders. The original Shelby tag is riveted on the driver's side inner fender and the same Shelby number is clearly stamped on the passenger side.
Like most Hertz rentals, it's an automatic transmission and the factory rear axle with it's tag is in place.
The interior is original with the steering wheel, 9000 Cobra tach and Ray Brown seatbelts.
With the exception of some tears in the front seats, the interior is very clean for a 1966.
As of 2010, this GT 350 still has it's original California black plates and I have the past owners registrations throughout the years.
This GT 350 has some flaws in the paint and is best described as "driver quality". There's some fading and imperfections however it's still very attractive the way it is and could be used and enjoyed for years.
Finished off with Magnum wheels, this GT 350 is a very strong driver with excellent integrity.
Price: $119,000
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1970 Shelby GT 350
It's well known that 1970 Shelby's were left over 1969's. This is one of the 262 GT 350 fastbacks available in the fall of 1969. It's a factory white Shelby with white interior and is one of just seven produced that way.
We received this automobile from a gentleman that had the car for thirty years.
It has the original 351 engine with the vehicle identification number stamped on rear of the block as well as the RUG-AG Close Ratio transmission. Also, the rear axle is original with the correct tag showing 3.25 gears.
A correct space saver tire is included and the interior has the usual fading and wear that goes along with a forty year old car.
The tilt steering, console, guages, rollbar and seat belts are all original and included.
The body of the car shows well however there's been previous work on the rear quarters. The previous owner has maintained the GT 350 well and it's in great "driver".
We think this Shelby has great integrity with the original drivetrain still in place and most of the correct Shelby equipment surviving the last forty years.
Price: $58,000
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1970 Boss 429 Nascar
One of only 499 Boss 429 Mustangs offered in 1970, this rare muscle car was originally sold out of the famed Tasca Ford in East Providence Rhode Island.
This is a matching number Boss 429 engine and the VIN can be easily seen on the rear of the block. Also, included is the correct 4 speed transmission.
The body is straight, rust free and the floors appear to be original. Also, the fenders are the "Boss" fenders which allows for the bigger F-60 tires that the Boss Mustangs originally left the factory with.
The interior is white deluxe and the paint is driver quality with a few imperfections.
The overall performance is very good on this Boss 429 and it there's still plenty of horse power from the Boss 429 Hemi engine.
Under the hood, there's a few Boss 429 parts missing such as the original carburetor, distributor, smog and exhaust manifolds. Overall though, the integrity of this automobile is very good.
I have very good documentation dating back to it's original owner in 1970. The body panels, drivetrain and interior are original and it still looks and drives great.
This is a "driver" quality Boss 429 that's never been professionally restored but can driven and enjoyed in it's present condition.
The KK number is present on the driver's door as well as the original door sticker that 1970's were equipped with.
Price: $170,000
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1967 Shelby GT 350
This is one of 1174 Shelby's offered in 1967 with the popular 289 High Performance engine. This is the second time I've owned this GT 350. I originally purchased it from a gentleman in New Hampshire who owned this jem for 33 years.
It's a factory red GT 350 with the correct 4 speed transmission. The engine is original to the car and it's date coded perfectly to the production date in June 1967.
This Shelby has slightly over 50,000 miles and has it's original equipment including the steering wheel, under dash guages, roll bar and harnesses.
We haven't seen alot of 67's with hubcaps and this Shelby still has them.
It's also a non-functional brake scoop, outboard headlight, non-stripe '67. We've also noted that there's not many red '67's out there.
This Shelby runs and drives as good as it looks. It won numerous SAAC events in the 1980's and has always been garaged and pampered.
Price: It's proudly offered at $119,500
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1969 Shelby GT 350
Shelby Mustang Motors sold this 1969 Shelby GT 350 to one of it's customers three years ago. It's an original California car and has been garaged and adulted owned it's entire life.
Originally Gulfstream Aqua, it's been repainted to a Black Jade color. It retains it's original 351 engine and Close Ratio 4 Speed transmission.
It's also the thirty-seventh Shelby produced in 1969 which makes this a very early GT 350.
This is a rust free, rock solid Shelby GT 350 and the original sheetmetal survives throughout the car.
It runs and drives great and is very dependable.
All the GT 350 equipment is included and all the numbers have been confirmed by Vin Liska at SAAC.
Price: $60,000
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1968 Shelby GT 500
This genuine 1968 GT 500 was originally sent to Houston Texas in January 1968. It's a factory Gold Metallic Shelby and retains it's original Shelby Vehicle Identification tag as well as the factory "buck tag". It's equipped with a 428 Police Interceptor and the Ford Toploader four speed. The parts under the hood are original such as the original Ford carbuertor (C8ZX), the intake (C7AE-F), the distributor (C8AF-J) and the Cobra LeMans valve covers.
The interior is in excellent condition for being 42 years old. The steering wheel is a tilt, the console has the correct Stewart Warner guages and the seat belts are date coded to the car. The seats including the back are in excellent condition as is the dash board. The original Shelby roll bar and shoulder harnesses are in place.
The door panels show some wear andf there is an aftermarket cassette radio installed. The shifter is not original. The original 140 Speedometer as well as the 8000 RPM tach are in place.
The odometer shows 45,850 miles and we're confident these are the original miles.
The body itself is straight and very original. The doors, fenders, quarters and floors appear to be all original to the automobile and we see no rust or neglect. The paint shows very well and there's a couple very minor imperfections.
The original Lucas fog lites and the factory ten spoke wheels are included and there's a ten spoke spare mounted in the trunk.
This GT 500 runs and drives excellent and we're very pleased with it's performance. It's been adult owned and well maintained.
It's ready to be enjoyed and Shelby's continue to be great investments!
Price: $95,000
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1968 "S" code Fastback
This 390 68 Mustang has been totally restored to "concours trailered". It is a factory Non-GT "S" Code 390 Mustang that has had a no expense total restoration.
The 390 engine as well as the total drivetrain has been rebuilt including the C-6 transmission and third member. This solid San Francisco Fastback was disassembled and the body has been restored ground up. Red primer, over spray and correct engine compartment details were added to this restoration
Many N.O.S. parts were used throughout the automobile and the engine compartment was finished with many rebuilt 390 parts including the hard to find smog system.
This is a totally restored 1968 Mustang with the very popular 390 engine. Finished in Gold Metallic with tan interior this beautifully restored 68' Mustang Fastback is ready to be shown.
Price: $48,000 |
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1965 Shelby GT 350
This GT 350 was shipped to Galpin Motors in San Fernando California in August 1965. After spending quite a few years in Southern California, it changed hands with a North Carolina family and spent years in the Charlotte area.
In 2006 ShelbyMustang.com, then named Tango, traded for this GT 350. Part of this trade was a single digit 66 GT 350!
The engine is a date coded correct 289HP. It's a factory Lemans stripe GT 350 with a rear mounted battery.
The paint is rather weak however the body is solid and rust free.
Price: $225,000 |
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