Without a doubt, the best kept secret in the Shelby Mustang world is the 1967 GT350. For years, 1965 and 1966 GT350s have continued to command price hikes while 67 GT350s have remained quite reasonable in comparison.
Today, the collector community has begun to realize that a compelling argument can be made for 4 speed 1967 GT350s being the very best "all around" Shelby Mustang of them all. 1967 GT350s are considerably rare, with only 1175 examples being built, and they feature arguably the best styling of any year of Shelby Mustang. To top it all off, these cars feature power steering, power brakes, and an overall more comfortable interior package while not completely becoming the luxury GT car which later years would become.
The example offered here is tough to find fault with. Serial number 0082 was originally finished in the desirable color combination of Nightmist Blue over black interior and is has been the recipient of a painstaking SAAC Concours restoration which was awarded a Gold at SAAC41.
#0082 is an early production example of the 1967 GT350 and retains all the rare and desirable parts which are unique to the early production cars. Furthermore, #0082 features its original drivetrain from front to back. The car has been correctly and thoroughly restored to "as new" condition and has only been driven three times since the completion of that restoration. #0082 is now ready to be shown, driven, and enjoyed to its next owner's content.
If you are the sort of person who values cars which are restored to a truly "over the top" quality of finish and authenticity, #0082 is the sort of car which will appeal to you. No doubt, #0082 represents the high quality 1967 GT350 to hit the open market in years.
