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congrats....but once you step off the train it may be difficult to get back on with values rising.

+1 ...... perhaps he will chim in here if he lurks on the forum

In July 2006 I was signing papers to order a new (2007) Shelby GT 500 at a Ford dealer in Seattle....on the way out, I passed by a FORD GT in the show room (grabber blue with an orange clown mask on it) and made the mistake of sitting in the thing. That got the gears turning in my head and...

Hey Jeff......I think the more correct statement would be sometimes I am not driving it!

Congrats Jeff....happy birthday - and many more! Ed

I wanna build a 41 Willys or a 36 Ford 3window with this engine in it!

Congrats - one of my dream cars also.

Congrats........and not just because my GT is red also.

Saw two GTs in the parking lot of the convention center where the Barrett Jackson auction - Reno was taking place last Friday. Yellow and a red GT spectators (not for auction) - do these cars belong to anyone on the Forum?

Take care when filling up with gas - when the gas pump nozzle clicks off - your done - do not top off. Overfilling the gas tank can cause the gas gauge/sender to get stuck. In addition, when starting the car, turn the key to the on position, wait for the gauges to come alive (atleast the gas...

original asking adm on mine was $25K - still have that window attachment.

Got mine for MSRP - tax, title, license, dealer prep.....out the door for $176K November 2006. By the way, there are two other GTs available locally at dealerships - one red w/white and one blue w/white.

Hey Larry - happy birthday. See ya at the Greenwood show in a couple of weeks.

Atomic - thanks for your family's service. For me...hard to look at the pictures and not see ghosts.

What about the classic - "Anything is possible...if you don't have to do it yourself!"

I have seen this car several times at the local cars and coffee (exotics@RTC) from time to time.

Branda has been a Shelby restoration parts vendor for over 30 years. These days fenders and many other parts are made using original molds and sometimes original vendors under Ford license. No need to pay for NOS

someone posted it on facebook yesterday - figured it would find its way here.

I can still remember cleaning out the "chad" bin under the tape punch.

I understand the pain.....30 years ago I bought a TI99 computer with the "big" 16K memory expansion plug in for $2,200.