1968 Shelby Gt500 on 2040-cars
Henderson, Nevada, United States
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An Authentic with complete documentation 1968 Shelby GT500 Convertible which was equipped from the factory with a
rare 4 Speed toploader. Only 153 Shelby GT500 convertibles had this transmission.
This was one of the first few 1968 Shelby GT500 Convertibles ever built. Order was received 08/07/1968.
It is in its factory original Wimbledon White with black power top.(1 of only 8) in that combination.
It is in its factory black interior with decor bucket seats and has original Ford ultra rare 1968 headrest.
Original 428-4V PI engine and drivetrain.
Car runs and drives excellent. Less than a 1000 miles on it since restored. This is a really nice car.
All most all of the parts are restored originals or NOS parts.
All original Ford factory sheet metal and all original fiberglass with the exception of a NOS Ford front valance.
Original 4 Speed radiator was completely gone through and restored to concourse level with new nos core.
Still retains its factory option power steering and power front disc brakes.
It has all the original Data & VIN plates along with original owners manuals, warranty card, build sheet, factory
invoice, option list order sheet and Marti report. This car comes with all the original documentation with is a
must for a car like this.
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