Mecum auction right now in Kissimmee has one real Cobra and a few Shelby Mustangs

[NROTOXIN]

But HistoryBuff did not post something someone else wrote but what someone else has posted. And made a statement that made that really clear.

[1985 CCX]

I thank you for the list
Will help me follow the aution

BTW CSX3063 appears to have been removed from the Registry after a lengthy discussion as to its origin. Started as a Ghia ... Should have stayed one...
S244.1 - 65 Cobra 427 # CSX3063 https://www.mecum.com/lots/FL0123-53...obra-roadster/
They claim that but they also claim it as the last chassis - Cobra. Will be interesting to see if it hits reserve as the last dealer selling it claimed it was the last S/C and >$1.5MM

My guess it will stall at $325k, long but interesting story car.
It had a post here long ago.

[mrmustang]

Originally Posted by NROTOXIN

But HistoryBuff did not post something someone else wrote but what someone else has posted. And made a statement that made that really clear.

You would really have to be in my old shoes to understand where I am coming from. The easiest way to explain it would be the old saying "credit, where credit is do". A simple link to the original post, or a mention of who made the original post and where it was taken from, would have negated my posts on this thread, and this general discussion as a whole. Once again, History Buff, AKA: Wallace Wyss, has published articles and books out in the world, he of all people should know, and follow the proper etiquette of using other peoples published (posted) works, just like he would want if someone used his posts (essentially published online in this case) and hard work.

Bill S.

[jhv48]

The guy that compiled the list and originally posted it on the SAAC site is Brian Littlefield.
There, credit where credit is due.

[1985 CCX]

Originally Posted by mrmustang

You would really have to be in my old shoes to understand where I am coming from. The easiest way to explain it would be the old saying "credit, where credit is do". A simple link to the original post, or a mention of who made the original post and where it was taken from, would have negated my posts on this thread, and this general discussion as a whole. Once again, History Buff, AKA: Wallace Wyss, has published articles and books out in the world, he of all people should know, and follow the proper etiquette of using other peoples published (posted) works, just like he would want if someone used his posts (essentially published online in this case) and hard work.

Bill S.

Easy Bill, its the start of the year, guessing Wallace was helping the intellectually challenged such as myself...

[1985 CCX]

CSX2516 at auction
Original video via Mecum
Audio by Mecum
I simply recorded and had nothing to do with production other than watching.
No claims to any involvement

https://youtube.com/watch?v=_9r1v69jJDo&feature=share

[Tom Wells]

$825K seems a bargain - yes?