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DOCUMENTED 65' SHELBY GT350

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Location: Meriden, Connecticut, United States
Condition: Used
Make: Shelby
Model: GT350
SubModel: Documented SHELBY GT350
Type: Coupe
Doors: 2
Year: 1965
VIN: SFM5S391
Color: White
Number of cylinders: 8
Fuel: Gasoline
Transmission: Manual
Interior color: Black
Vehicle Title: Clear

1965 Shelby GT350 Documented SHELBY GT350 Description

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Documented Shelby GT350

1965 Shelby GT350:
Car was restored in 2007/2008. Cobra Automotive (world renowned Mustang/Cobra restoration facility) did all of the paint and body work. Car is a matching numbers, verified and documentedShelbyGT350, it is in theShelbyregistry. The factory numbers under theShelbyVin plate on the drivers side inner fender have also been verified. This is a great collector car. One of the previous owners installed a race prepared BOSS 302 Race Engine.
According to the SAAC Shelby Registry, chassis number SFM 5S391 was received at Shelby American on May 12, 1965 and the conversion work was instituted on June 7, 1965 with a completion date of June 14th. The Shelby was ordered on July 28, 1965 and the record shows it being shipped to Warren-Anderson Ford in Riverside, California on July 30th and invoiced $3,547, plus Cragar wheels and freight for a total of around $3,900; with Le Mans stripes being added free of charge. The GT 350 was purchased by the original owner, Weber & Cooper Leasing in Ontario, California on August 17, 1965.
Later ownership history recounts that the Shelby was owned by a police officer named Mr. Reed of Chico, California who was forced to sell the car after being shot in the kneecap and could no longer depress the clutch pedal. It then picks up with Lynn Barnett of Santa Ana, California restoring the Shelby with a Boss 302 V-8 engine fitted with Weber carburetors, a Ford Top Loader four-speed manual transmission and leather interior that was fashioned in its original style. After further possessors and being featured in numerous magazine articles, including Popular Cars in December 1985, the Shelby was purchased by its current collectors in 2007 after the Shelby had been dormant for approximately 14 years.