1965 GT350R

[SuperStockAndy]

Hi,

If you have seen my '68 Dart project, you know I like to get classic cars for good prices. Well today I stumbled across an ad in a car magazine that caught my attention-an imcomplete Shelby GT350R. Unfortunately it was a replica, but on the bright side I could do more to it. The owner apparently collects classic Mustangs that are incomplete and fixes them up. He only wanted $7,000 for it! I HAD

to have it.

When I got there, He had a big shop that had two other Mustangs in it-a 1970 BOSS 302 and a GT350H. Here's a picture of them:

Anyways, back to the GT350R.

It was in the back of the shop. It had a 80% complete motor, and it already had a transmission. It was in white primer, and both of the front skirts were off, but he was nice enough to include them for free.

I decided it was mine, and I paid him.

As it had no wheels on it, it was quite an adventure loading it up into the trailer...

Here's a picture:

That's where it will sit until I work on it more!

Thanks for lookin'

[SuperStockAndy]

Quick video I made:

http://s1220.photobucket.com/albums/dd444/Camaroyenko/?action=view&current=100_0306.mp4

[Cato]

Ask him if he's got a Cammer or Boss 9 for it instead or that little toy 289...

[SuperStockAndy]

Hey, Don't disrespect the 289!

That thing revs really quickly!

[SuperStockAndy]

About time I updated this!!!

Getting close:

Edited September 15, 2011 by Android

[Dr. Cranky]

Oh man, I hope you can take a better pic of this beauty. It looks fabulous, but the pic is blurry . . . Keep up the good work.

[SuperStockAndy]

Thanks Virgil

I suck at keeping my hands still...and I didn't feel like digging my tripod out. LOL

I'll get some good outside pics when it's done.