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Mustang GT 350-H
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Guys,
Check this rare one out. The driver was running it out at Woodburn, Oregon dragstrip. I am not talented enough to identify if it is original, I assumed it was. It had an automatic transmission, non-possie rear end (single tire burnout) and what looked like a factory top-of-dash mounted tach? He lost first round.... :LOL: Mike |
66 GT-350H
Mike, unless you pop the hood, look at the Shelby data plate, check the Vin # under the Shelby Plate with the 66 GT-350H SAAC Register will you be able to know if it is a bonafide Shelby. Complicated Huh ?
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