Found: Supercharged 1967 Shelby Mustang 

i careless about OEM parts if i had this car i would put a 4-5 speed transmission in it . to me a car should be how new owner want it to be it not about how the car was build . and would put 4 way disk brakes and updated the suspension make it safer . i cant stand OEM fan boys just saying

@@funtyes1970 that would be a " Restomod", I'd even go farther remove the ICE and make it a B. Electric, oh , and store all those old ICE parts in drums with WD40 oil for future full restoration , just in case & for the sake of history.

I think the unnamed former owner was very much OCD ,but it worked out perfectly because the new owners can build a great car .

Will get something posted on this.

@@thewriter2549 awesome 👏

Been a while, thanks for checking in with a comment. Yeah, we had a lot of fun uncovering this car. I think it borders on a holy grail.

PS I had a 1994 T-Bird with the Supercharged V6. I bought it for $500 about 8 years ago. The guy and his son had bought it and dumped a crazy amount of money in it. Ex:-lowered, pAint, new carpets, over 3.5 grand just in suspension work, he detailed everything. I also got 10 Rubbermaid totes full of other parts. An extra supercharger plus almost a complete motor, the list is endless. Well these years were famous for blowing head gaskets and he parked it cuz he could smell antifreeze burning AGAIN he says as he had already rebuilt the heads prior. His son found out due to medical issues that he wouldn't be able to get a license so they decided enough was enough and just wanted it to go to a car guy. Well I towed it home put in new battery and since I figured the motor pouched anyway why not start it. So I put some Barsleak in it and fired her up. Still driving to this day . There was a crack in the line for the heater return dripping on the heads. Ie:- the burning smell!!! Best buy I have ever done in my 50 years of buying and selling LOL.

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Many do not know that in late 66-67 Shelby had problems with fiberglass suppliers. What really needs to be done is WHEN each was built because both are based on production dates and more importantly WHAT WAS ON THE SHELF in the parts room. I owned a 67 GT500 for 24 yrs.. amazing what you discovered Shelby did to get cars out the door. Like the nibbler on the back panel and two different rear fiberglass taillight panels. SO did the blower car also have side scoops from a different maker?

People say that, the voice is similar.

Thank you for your time and comment - means a lot to me.

Appreciate that, I think car people have a lot of fun in the shop and I tried to capture some of that in this story.

I've said best looking Mustang for a long time. Best looking muscle car? I've have to opt for the 427 Cobra.

Is there follow up video of the full build?

Might be a good story for us on this channel. Send me an email about this - jerryheasley@gmail.com

I own a dealer installed Paxton 67 GT350.

Thanks Ed

I appreciate that comment, thanks.

Yes sir

We plan to show more

I'm sure you will

Thanks, I'll call him. Can you send me an email? jerryheasley@gmail.com

Yes, we're about to go on a mission.

I appreciate your positive feedback. This edit took 4 weeks and over 200 hours to fit the content into an entertaining inside look at the find and components of this factory supercharged Shelby Mustang of 1967.

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What model year is it?

@@thewriter2549 1969 convertible. Hasn’t seen the road since 1984.

Some Paxtons Shelby installed on the cars new, others got a Paxton with the car, but not installed, so in the trunk so to speak.

send me an email, maybe we can check out the component and video & do story - jerryheasley@gmail.com

I don't know of a factory supercharged Camaro. Pontiac had a Turbo Trans Am, but that was 1981, if my memory is correct.

The red supercharged car in this video was John's car. I photographed this '66 model at Mid-American Shelby & Ford show in Tulsa and wrote a feature on this car for Mustang Monthly.

@@thewriter2549 That's so awesome bud. I have been a car nut since I was a kid and I'm 39 now, but I never knew that Shelby was working with Paxton and some of his earliest models came supercharged from the factory. This opened my eyes some today and I loved the learning from the experience. Thanks Jerry!

A 1967 Shelby?

Yes

Yes, good point

Thanks Bob

We intend to do one, and it won't be that long, maybe 3-4 months.

Yes!