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Originally Posted by Shootnride
I was afraid that would happen. It's a shame to see great collections like that get broken up. It's difficult to find that many great cars to see in one place.
Ted
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While it might have changed the geographical dispersion, the combination of the two sites into a single location makes for the highest density of Shelby vehicles anywhere. Some of the cars are still in Salt Lake but the key vehicles are now in Boulder. The two locations used to trade vehicles to keep both collections from getting stale, and what I suspect they will do now is rotate vehicles from storage. Most of the key vehicles will likely be permanent, e.g., GT40s, but there are lots of significant Cobras and others that I haven't seen for a while that will hopefully come out. I used to visit the SAC at least 4 times a year (including fundraisers) just to see what new things were there. By the way, you can get lots closer to CSX2000 in Boulder than you ever could in Vegas.