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Saw a article in a mustang magazine about this. Same picture. A Shelby GT 500. Best I remember Guy wouldn’t sell cause it was his brothers car whom had passed. Worth much more than 20k.
I know a few people like that.Saw a article in a mustang magazine about this. Same picture. A Shelby GT 500. Best I remember Guy wouldn’t sell cause it was his brothers car whom had passed. Worth much more than 20k.
Easy, guys will buy something like that and send it off to a “Shelby” shop where they basically just use the VIN and build it into a dream car.Probably get $20,000
I once bought one of those blown-up realistic sex dolls. It didn't work out. It kept having headaches.
We had to put clothes on it to take it out on the motorcycle… found it on a trip to Key West…I once bought one of those blown-up realistic sex dolls. It didn't work out. It kept having headaches.
I tried to get my money back. The company wrote back saying, "hey, you wanted it to be realistic".
As Rodney Dangerfield use to say "I ain't get no respect".
Mine popped and flew out the window . I figured she was a witch .I once bought one of those blown-up realistic sex dolls. It didn't work out. It kept having headaches.
It certainly has the 1968 GT500 look to it.