gbraughton74

I found a 1967 Ford Shelby GT500 restored for 18,000 and i need to know if it's worth it, also it would be my daily driver for a few years, and i need to know if i could actually resale it for more than 20,000 in the future if needed, Thankyou
(completly rebuild and rust free by the way, has only 4500 miles since rebuild)

Here is a list of what is on the car:
Corbeau front seats
re-upholstered rear seat
Simpson performance seat belts
carpet
door panels - deluxe aluminum
door handles
window handles
window tracks
ice cold a/c
premium Pioneer sound system
headliner
custom auto meter phantom gauge cluster
deluxe aluminum dash
chrome cobra fire extinguisher
Hurst shifter
driver side leg vent
complete heating system including box core and cables
wood grain steering wheel
500+ hp and torque (estimated)
Block – 390 .030 bore 445 C.I.
Crank – Scat 9000 series cast iron 4.250 stroke
Rods - Scat 4340 Premium 6.7" I-beam w/ ARP 7/16 Cap screws
Rod and Main Bearings - Federal Mogul
Pistons – Pro dish Probe
Timing Chain – Comp FB magnum roller
Waterpump – Ford racing cast high flow
Carburetor – Holley 830cfm Vacuum secondary
Oil pump – Melling Performance High Volume
Oil Pan – Canton 8 quart
Ignition – MSD Distributor/ Crane coil/ MSD Ignition box
Fuel Pump – Holley 110gph
Griffin Radiator

Iskwezm

same answers you got from the other forum, its not a real Shelby, but a good price. Buy it!

TRexGAWD

Can almost guarantee there is nothing Shelby on that whole thing except for maybe the word... But good price for a clean classic with heavy mods..

andrewmp6

Ask for a full vin that will tell if its a true Shelby or a clone but for that price its gotta be a clone a real one 20k is what a rust bucket of a shell of a car goes for.If its a nice car and has no bad rust fixes or problems the price is about right for a nice clone.We really need pictures to tell you if its worth it or not.As far as what it will be worth in 10 year or longer depends a lot on the economy when it tanked so did the old car market with it.

MJBmarine59

Bring it into australia mate, you'll easily pick up your 20k tomorrow plus the cost of the import....I paid 15k Aus for a 67 coupe that is undergoing a complete resto mod and it was worth every cent [ My wife doesn't quite agree though]

musnicki

Pictures are not showing for me....