Up for your consideration & viewing is a real deal 1967 Shelby GT-500 with the original & desirable Acapulco Blue with the White Le Mans stripes (stripes are buried under the clear coat paint) The interior is a original Black comfort weave knitted vinyl seats. It also has the born with (matching #'s) power train starting with the 428 CI Police Interceptor engine conservatively rated at 355 HP (engine tag attached). Along with a pair of matching Holley 600 CFM BJ/BK 4-barrel carburetors (carb tags attached) with the progressive lingage & Shelby Aluminum intake manifold. With that it has the Ford top-loader 4-speed manual transmission (Ford VIN # stamped on Trans). Back that to the 3.50:1 non-locking rear axle (axle tag attached). This original Shelby is a later car, as confirmed by a copy of Deluxe Marrti Report shows that is was to be scheduled for built in the San Jose Assembly Plant on Aprit 25, 1967, actually built/released on May 11, 1967. It was then shipped to Sark Hickley Ford in Royal Oak Michigan & sold/delivered on July 12, 1967. Of course this 1967 Shelby GT-500 #2502 is in the SAAC Shelby Registry. It was a recipent of restoration to exacting standards by Stauffer Classics in Blue Mounds Wisconsin, in turn using all the original unique Shelby fiberglass components in that restoration. The 1967 Shelby GT-500 equipment includes Competition Handling Package, Extra Cooling Package, Courtesy Light Group, Fold Down Rear Seat, Power Steering, Power Front Disc Brakes, Deluxe Interior Decor Group, Deluxe Wooden Steering Wheel, Integral Roll Bar with Inerta-reel Shoulder Harnesses, Comfort Weave Seats, "Z" stamping on the Shelby Tag, Outboard Headlights, Magstar Wheels, Remote Control Outside Rear View Mirror, 8000 Tachometer, 140 MPH Speedometer, AM Radio with rear mount antenna, Stewart Warner Oil Pressure & Ammeter Gauges, Used Factory Goodyear Speedway Spare Tire, GT500 Front/Rear Floor Mats. This 1967 Shelby GT-500 is not only beautiful & rare, but ready to be shown at top car shows, (it's won a lot of awards) or going on a weekend cruise to be enjoyed as intended on the road. Thanks for looking.
