I drove out to Injune to by that Shelby.
Some bloke had been there just hours before and bought it and yes it was a real 66 Shelby. I just about broke down and cried.
The bloke who bought the car had been searching the world for this car ,some yank by the name of Lew Spencer!! *G*
No ,struth cobber,far suck of the sauce bottle ,stone the crows, fair dinkum mate , would I lie to you . If that stories not true blue ,may all my chooks turn to emus and my sh*t house down.
If in doubt give it a clout
If at first you don't succeed , find a bigger hammer
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Sorry to hear you didn't get the Shelby.
Maybe there's another on out there for ya down under!
Maybe next about this time you'll find a realy nice GT-500 down around where you live.
Actually I bet your neighbor has had it in his garage all this time!
Drew
66' 289 2v, C-4, bench and a/c
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I feel your pain. I went to look at 68 1/2 CJ once, and we got there only to find that it had been purchased about 10 minutes prior to our arrival. At least it's still in the area, and I hear the restoration is almost finished, so maybe I'll get to see it this summer.
If in doubt give it a clout
If at first you don't succeed , find a bigger hammer
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