I disapprove of an auto 'box in such a car, though. Price is POA1967 Shelby GT500
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Dragonkarr
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1967 Shelby GT500
Definitely the prettiest Fords out there I disapprove of an auto 'box in such a car, though. Price is POA
I disapprove of an auto 'box in such a car, though. Price is POASmile and wave, boys; just smile and wave...
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Dragonkarr
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Re: 1967 Shelby GT500
Smile and wave, boys; just smile and wave...
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Burnthosetyres
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Re: 1967 Shelby GT500
Sadly with Eleanor's or GT Clones the million dollar question is who built it? The mass-produced ones not worth the million rand price tag. These days also no longer unique....
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mustang460
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Re: 1967 Shelby GT500
Bwhahahaha ! their listing it as front wheel drive !!
idjits !!
idjits !!
Thank the Lord for the Big Block Ford !
" Mense wat se dit kan nie gedoen word nie , maak ons wat dit reeds doen die donner in ! "
" Mense wat se dit kan nie gedoen word nie , maak ons wat dit reeds doen die donner in ! "
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Dragonkarr
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Re: 1967 Shelby GT500
I only just noticed the FWD... 
Oh dear...
Oh dear...Smile and wave, boys; just smile and wave...
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1981 Suzuki GS1000G (Standing Project - As in I'm standing there, wondering, what the previous oke was thinking)
1979 Ford Escort Mk2 1.6 GL (Running Project - As in I keep running into surprises)
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Re: 1967 Shelby GT500
Random fact a 4 wheel drive Mustang was built back in the 60's...Dragonkarr wrote:I only just noticed the FWD...
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Re: 1967 Shelby GT500
ZA Perana wrote:Random fact a 4 wheel drive Mustang was built back in the 60's...Dragonkarr wrote:I only just noticed the FWD...
What are you telling me...???
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mustang460
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Re: 1967 Shelby GT500
turns out 3 of them were build
http://www.motorauthority.com/news/1070 ... 65-mustang
"In 1965, Harry Ferguson Research built three 1965 Ford Mustang 4WD prototypes, in an effort to convince Ford (and others) of the value of driving all four wheels. Ferguson was confident in its engineering, as the company had built a race-winning 4WD Formula 1 car for the 1960 season, and the Ferguson Formula 4WD system used on the Mustangs later saw production in the Jensen FF.
To call this particular Ford Mustang rare is more than a minor understatement. Only three examples were ever built"
read the whole story in the link
http://www.motorauthority.com/news/1070 ... 65-mustang
"In 1965, Harry Ferguson Research built three 1965 Ford Mustang 4WD prototypes, in an effort to convince Ford (and others) of the value of driving all four wheels. Ferguson was confident in its engineering, as the company had built a race-winning 4WD Formula 1 car for the 1960 season, and the Ferguson Formula 4WD system used on the Mustangs later saw production in the Jensen FF.
To call this particular Ford Mustang rare is more than a minor understatement. Only three examples were ever built"
read the whole story in the link
Thank the Lord for the Big Block Ford !
" Mense wat se dit kan nie gedoen word nie , maak ons wat dit reeds doen die donner in ! "
" Mense wat se dit kan nie gedoen word nie , maak ons wat dit reeds doen die donner in ! "
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