The Last Shelby American Customer Race Cars

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This beautiful 1967 Group 2 Mustang is the last of its breed. From 1962, Carroll Shelby and Shelby American offered turn-key race cars its customers could take straight to the track. Beginning with the Shelby Cobra, the Shelby GT350 followed, and then these Group 2 Mustang coupes intended for SCCA Trans-Am and A/Sedan competition. This '67 Shelby was ordered new from Kiwi Norm Barry, and later sold to Red Dawson who went on to win the New Zealand Saloon Car Championship with it.
1968 Australian Touring Car Championship footage from:
/ @billsbuildandrace

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24 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 5

@alexander1485 10 месяцев назад

interesting double side pipes on each side.

@judchapman1239 10 месяцев назад

Awesome 👌.

@barrycuda3769 10 месяцев назад

Great stuff ,I love the 1960's Trans Am ,SCCA, NZ saloon car stuff. I didnt know Ken Smith was once a car painter. Great to see Red Dawson's Mustang restored to the colour, and signage ,he had on it. I dont mean to be picky, but to me the Ford Motorsport valve covers look too modern.

@cam001nz 10 месяцев назад

True that!

@Mercmad 10 месяцев назад

ha ha ,I nearly bought that car minus the Chev BB. $1800 I think was the asking price but at the time I had neither $1800 or the wherewithal to repair the front end mods, That Ford Truck axle seen in the Pic. In the 60's it was sent around NZ to be on display at tire Shops,which is where i saw it first, painted white.