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Old 03-28-12, 06:49 AM
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The car guys are imitating us now - '67 Shelby G.T. 500 barn find

https://bangshift.com/blog/1967-shelb...alifornia.html

This 1967 Shelby GT500 is a true time capsule and the owner knows it. He is having the 428 pulled out to get cleaned up internally and once it is ready to run, it is going back in the car and he is leaving the exterior untouched, which we think is boss!


Refurbished, but not restored. Gotta love it.

If it wasn't for the flaked paint on the hood, all it really needs is a bit of Scratch X on the exterior.

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That guy is an idiot. Needs minor restoration work, with paint touch up.
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Are you talking about Kurt?
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Originally Posted by Michael Angelo
That guy is an idiot. Needs minor restoration work, with paint touch up.
True, a partial repaint could be blended into the rest, but there's no reason to do a hog-wild resto on it and lose whatever there is of the originality.

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One crack about overdue lube jobs, and I'll box your jaw.

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Concidering the Glass hood has the typical cracks around the scoop area, the hood needs a complete redo. Painting the headlight surrounds at the same time would be great.
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Nice Sports Pinto.
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Just clearcoat it and be done with it!
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In my mind, it makes sense to paint a pony car like that only to address RUST - the mortal enemy of sheet-metal.
Shy of that, I'd prefer to preserve its history, its character, much as I would with any C&V bike.
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You're right kill the rust no matter what. !!
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Where's the imitation? Barn find was a car term long before it was a bike term.

That shelby needs some love for sure.
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Originally Posted by Mos6502
Nice Sports Pinto.

+1 although actually, its a Sports Falcon.
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Locally there is now Bugatti that was found at the bottom of a lake in Europe. It sold for close to 4 million and is now on display at a private car museum, as found. Only satn clear lacquer to stabilize it.

The subordinate bidder was planning on a full restoration.


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...0-auction.html
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Did that one come with indexed shifting or friction??
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i dunno. that front bumper looks bent.
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Originally Posted by repechage
Locally there is now Bugatti that was found at the bottom of a lake in Europe. It sold for close to 4 million and is now on display at a private car museum, as found. Only satn clear lacquer to stabilize it.

The subordinate bidder was planning on a full restoration.


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...0-auction.html
Little shot of Bugatti touch-up paint from the local auto parts store, some Bondo here and there, and a little ...

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^OA bath is all it needs, should clean up pretty nice.^

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I bought my last Pog from a guy with an original 427 AC Cobra in his garage covered with 2cm of dust and pigeon poop. I wept.
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The guy who does my powder coating (Longwoods metal finishing) does crazy restorations of car bodies that are completely shot or so it would seem. He had a rare Ford convertible that was missing at least 50% of the metal and he had it looking new in a year or so.
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this would only be interesting if that Ford was red and Italian.
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Originally Posted by IthaDan
Where's the imitation? Barn find was a car term long before it was a bike term.

That shelby needs some love for sure.
You're right.
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Originally Posted by cudak888
This 1967 Shelby GT500 is a true time capsule and the owner knows it. He is having the 428 pulled out to get cleaned up internally and once it is ready to run, it is going back in the car and he is leaving the exterior untouched, which we think is boss!
um 429 not 428 oops
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1967 Shelby Mustangs GT500 came with 428cid Big block. The 429 did not start to appear in the mustang until 1969. Hence the BOSS 429 Mustang. There were a few GT500's that had the 427 medium riser engine.
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