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GT350 and GT500 Sold at Auction (Pics)

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C0V3R

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There was a beautiful pair of Shelby Mustangs for sale at the Shannons auction at the recent Sydney Motorshow in Australia. Both cars were expected to bring in top end bids, and as you'd expect these days did just that - The cars sold for $150,000 and $189,000 (AUD) respectively. To have a look at these beautiful cars follow the links below:


Shelby GT350

Shelby GT500


There was also a 1968 HK Bathurst Monaro (an Aussie GM car) that sold for $225,000 ! Seems like the Barrett Jackson style classic car prices are hitting Australia too.

If you want any higher resolution pics let me know.

Hope you enjoy them!
 
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How much is that in US dollars?
Might be cheaper to buy them there and ship them here.
 

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Eyeless_Seven said:
How much is that in US dollars?
Might be cheaper to buy them there and ship them here.
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The GT500 is right hand drive. Might be a tough sell in North America.
 
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That's about 115k and 145k in USD, respectively.

Funny that the 350 with the Paxton (which appears to be original) went for less than the 500 that has been converted to right hand drive. I would think the conversion would hurt the value considerably, but I guess when you're driving on the wrong side of the road all the time you can look past that.
 
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The GT500 was in a bit better condition paint/presentation wise than the GT350 which might have accounted for it - think it may have been more original too.
 

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C0V3R said:
The GT500 was in a bit better condition paint/presentation wise than the GT350 which might have accounted for it - think it may have been more original too.
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except the hood doesnt line up in any of the pictures....
 
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Not sure if it was shut completely as people had been inspecting it
 

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C0V3R said:
Not sure if it was shut completely as people had been inspecting it
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the hood pins are through it, so it has to be completely shut...
 
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krash kendall said:
The GT500 is right hand drive. Might be a tough sell in North America.
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I could always get a job as a postman,
I always like the 68's shelby's better.
 
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