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On 4/2/2005, in St Louis, MO.
Any interest?1968 FORD SHELBY 500KR Convertible –
http://www.nationwideauction.com/ENU/AssetDetails/AssetDetail.asp?StockID=STL20050303142244001@STLOPS2K021968 FORD SHELBY GT350
http://www.nationwideauction.com/ENU/AssetDetails/AssetDetail.asp?StockID=STL20050303142020001@STLOPS2K02
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Quote:On 4/2/2005, in St Louis, MO.
Any interest?1968 FORD SHELBY 500KR Convertible –
http://www.nationwideauction.com/EN…Code=USMS&Vin=&1968 FORD SHELBY GT350
http://www.nationwideauction.com/EN…Code=USMS&Vin=&
Page not found for both of them…
Sorry, got truncated in the copy process.
1968 FORD SHELBY GT350 – http://www.nationwideauction.com/ENU/AssetDetails/AssetDetail.asp?StockID=STL20050303142020001@STLOPS2K02
1968 FORD SHELBY 500KR Convertible – http://www.nationwideauction.com/ENU/AssetDetails/AssetDetail.asp?StockID=STL20050303142244001@STLOPS2K02
Edited the original posting… They should be correct now. Just in case, I’ll leave these as well, as they have been tested.
Looks good! If you want why don’t you put those pictures and any others that you have over in the Photo Album: http://www.wiscollectorcar.com/coppermine/cpg132/
They’re not mine… Wish they were (I wouldn’t be selling them!…). As you can probably see, there is a bit of dust on them, as if they have been in some type of storage.
Just ‘happened’ to find them, while browsing. If interested, you might want to look at other items they have for sale. There are a few other ‘classics’ there as well, an old hot rod (recently rebuilt) and including a 1972 Torino (Starsky & Hutch).
Quote:They’re not mine… Wish they were (I wouldn’t be selling them!…). As you can probably see, there is a bit of dust on them, as if they have been in some type of storage.Just ‘happened’ to find them, while browsing. If interested, you might want to look at other items they have for sale. There are a few other ‘classics’ there as well, an old hot rod (recently rebuilt) and including a 1972 Torino (Starsky & Hutch).
I’ll take a look. That Torino in Starsky and Hutch was very nice… Drogar-BigGrin(LBG).gif
Not the actual vehicle, just somewhat similar – Actually a Grand Torino. Here’s the link –
http://www.nationwideauction.com/ENU/AssetDetails/AssetDetail.asp?StockID=STL20050303134622001@STLOPS2K02Here’s a 1934 Chevy Coupe
http://www.nationwideauction.com/ENU/AssetDetails/AssetDetail.asp?StockID=STL20050303134827001@STLOPS2K02Here’s the basic auction site. Look for the April 2nd auction, in St. Louis, MO –
http://www.nationwideauction.com/Quote:Not the actual vehicle, just somewhat similar – Actually a Grand Torino. Here’s the link –
http://www.nationwideauction.com/ENU/AssetDetails/AssetDetail.asp?StockID=STL20050303134622001@STLOPS2K02Here’s a 1934 Chevy Coupe
http://www.nationwideauction.com/ENU/AssetDetails/AssetDetail.asp?StockID=STL20050303134827001@STLOPS2K02Here’s the basic auction site. Look for the April 2nd auction, in St. Louis, MO –
http://www.nationwideauction.com/Keep us updated, this is great! Drogar-BigGrin(LBG).gif
Here’s another – A 1967 Camaro SS (?)… Not exactly stock, looks more like it is either “Pro-street”, has been modified for the strip, or both…
http://www.nationwideauction.com/ENU/AssetDetails/AssetDetail.asp?stockid=STL20050124124620001@STLOPS2K02Oh, yea – It is a convertible, with what appears to be a roll-cage underneath. Also, it appears that the VIN indicated on the auction page is incorrect.
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