[Cracker]

An excellent Contemporary such as the one you described a year ago would be in the Hight 50's to mid 60's easy. Everything has recently softened and you may be able to get a good deal. Like the previous posts have made clear - it depends on the builder or how detailed the builder was and mechanically how sound it is. Like SOBRAC? noted, a top shelf Contemporary is hard to beat - period! The differences is purely subjective. Once again - best of luck!

Tony Hull
Cracker

P.S. - I recently toured Shelby's personal collection of cars in LA and was astounded that all of the cars I saw (the 1st cobra ever made) was in unrestored normal/not clean condition. The originals are not what you would expect them to be so don't get to carried away. I should say if you do - very few originals are going to be that clean.