What is a 68 shelby convertable 350 worth.

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69 Mach 393

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I know this car is going to sell but I don't know what it is worth. I haven't seen the car personaly yet but it is supost to be in god condition. Any info high end ,low end would be apreciated.

 

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is it on the web ? Whats the link ? Is it numbers matching ? Clone ?

a quick search shows these for comparison:

http://adcache.collectorcartraderonline.com/10/0/4/69683804.htm


http://adcache.collectorcartraderonline.com/10/0/4/33843204.htm

http://adcache.collectorcartraderonline.com/10/4/8/62836948.htm

http://adcache.collectorcartraderonline.com/10/2/0/64849820.htm

looks like 22 - 100Gs

WOW

are you thinking about buying one ?

 

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The cheap one you have listed is a clone. The expensive one is a 500kr car.

I would think that they'd be in the 30's-40's for a decent one.

 

allcarfan

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"more than you can afford pal"












"ferrari"











"Smoke'em"

 

Rent-A-Racer

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vin is that you?

 

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probably more like 40 on up,, depending on condition

 

SadbutTrue

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depends where you find it a lot too... a nice shelby in socal would probably fetch a good 10k or more above what it might get in the atlantic northeast or in yukon, canada

 

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Where can I get info on this serial no 8t03j183040.The car has not been restored but has been repainted.I'm am going to see it this weekend and want to be able to figure what it is worth so I can make an offer while I am there.

 

'68StangGT

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69 Mach 393 said:

Where can I get info on this serial no 8t03j183040.The car has not been restored but has been repainted.I'm am going to see it this weekend and want to be able to figure what it is worth so I can make an offer while I am there.

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8=1968
T=Plant in Metuchen, NJ
03= Convertible
J= 302 4v V8
183040= Production number

 

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Whatever the owner can get for it, same as anything.

 

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69 Mach 393 said:

Where can I get info on this serial no 8t03j183040.The car has not been restored but has been repainted.I'm am going to see it this weekend and want to be able to figure what it is worth so I can make an offer while I am there.

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the VIN on this car shows it to be a 1968 Shelby Cobra GT 350 convertible. The Shelby ID number should be 2638. The car was originally shipped to an unknown dealer on 4-3-68 in St. Louis MO..

for further information I would contact Vinny Liska through the SAAC website.

a good reference site for 68 Shelbys is this one...
http://home.earthlink.net/~pdisher/shelbys.HTML

hope this helps.. if you get any photos of the car, could you send me some..

Steve

 

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any pix yet