Carroll Shelby and the "left over frames" saga?

[Dominik]

Those "90s" 427s may or may not fetch a premium. If I remember correctly they were sold (or just one of them) in the 90s for $500.000. Which was way overprized.

My feeling tells me their value is considerably above current CSX4000 with ally body, but far from the value of a 60s 427. Very far.

What would you pay for it, guys, $300.000? I don't expect an answer. Let's wait until one went on auction.

Help the NYguy out. He can be a bit nagging, but as OR said, we need new talent here.
And I agree on buying that Registry.

[NewYorkGuy]

Originally Posted by Dominik

Those "90s" 427s may or may not fetch a premium. If I remember correctly they were sold (or just one of them) in the 90s for $500.000. Which was way overprized.

My feeling tells me their value is considerably above current CSX4000 with ally body, but far from the value of a 60s 427. Very far.

What would you pay for it, guys, $300.000? I don't expect an answer. Let's wait until one went on auction.

Help the NYguy out. He can be a bit nagging, but as OR said, we need new talent here.
And I agree on buying that Registry.

Thank you, Dominik. I will be fine without a Cobra mentor. I have other forums and hobbies to keep me busy.

This is supposed to be the largest non-biased Cobra site and we should be able to write and discuss good & bad sides of Cobras and Mr. Carroll Shelby's life. My interest of Shelby cars and Mr. Shelby started when I saw "Gone in Sixty Seconds" and the Eleanor Mustang. That was the good, fun side- dreaming I will own Eleanor. The bad side is hearing words like 'scam', 'ripoff', 'crook' rants from my dentist neighbor who lost $$ trying to buy an official licensed Eleanor. His Eleanor dream turned into a nightmare.

[Al G]

Originally Posted by NewYorkGuy

This is supposed to be the largest non-biased Cobra site

Believing that is one of your mistakes.

[REAL 1]

Originally Posted by Al G

Believing that is one of your mistakes.

Ditto!