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Nate's Classic Cars
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Nate’s Classic Cars specializes in Boss, Shelby, and Performance Fords. I offer an array of services ranging from inspections to sales to restoration. Located in Indianapolis, IN.
6,890 MILE ALL ORIGINAL UNRESTORED SURVIVOR 1970 Shelby GT500 4 Speed - UNDERCARRIAGE
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TIME CAPSULE 1970 Ford Shelby GT500 4 Speed!
Highlights -
- Quite Possibly the Most Original and Lowest Mileage Survivor Shelby in Existence
- Used as the PRIME EXAMPLE of 1969/1970 SAAC Judging since the 1980s
- ALL ORIGINAL including: Paint, F60-15 - No Size Tires, Hoses, Plug Wires, Belts, Trunk Mat, Headlights, Wiper Blades, and More.
- 6,980 ORIGINAL MILES
- Multiple Time SAAC (Shelby Automobile American Club) Winner
- Detailed, Known Ownership History
- Comes Loaded With Documentation and ALL Glove Box Paperwork
The 1970 Shelby has a story that sets it apart from any other Mustang or Shelby, and the journey of #2851 is especially extraordinary. The 1970 Shelby began its life at the Ford Dearborn Plant, where it was built as a 1969 Shelby. It then traveled to the A.O. Smith Plant, becoming the first Ford car to receive a complete fiberglass front end, including hood, fenders, headlight buckets, valance, end caps, and deck lid. From there, it moved to the renowned Kar Kraft Plant for its transformation into a 1970 model, a process overseen by the FBI.
The 1970 Shelby is a standout of the muscle car era for two unprecedented reasons: it was the only Ford vehicle to pass through three assembly plants-Ford Dearborn, A.O. Smith, and Kar Kraft-and the only one officially allowed to be re-designated from one model year to the next. At Kar Kraft, leftover 1969 Shelbys underwent meticulous upgrades to meet 1970 specifications, including Twin Black Hood Stripes, Unique Front Spoiler, Distributors (GT 500 4 Speed Had Dual Point), Automatic Choke Carburetor to a Manual, Manual Choke Cable Added, Tire and Choke Decal, Dash Serial Number Tag, Door Serial Number Tag to Decal, All Glove Box Papers, and Window Sticker and Invoices. These extraordinary steps solidified the 1970 Shelby's legacy as a one-of-a-kind icon of American automotive history.
The story of #2851 starts on May 29, 1969 where it was completed under special order #2715. This incredible Shelby was ordered in Ford’s infamous race color of Wimbledon White with Black Deluxe Interior. The options for #2851 were the following: Four-speed Close Ratio Manual Transmission, Traction-Loc Differential, Visibility Group, Goodyear F60-15 Name Brand Tires, Sport Deck Rear Seat, Power Front Disc Brakes, Power Steering, AM Radio, Tint Glass Complete, and Deluxe Belts/Warning Light. #2851 sold new at Northwestern Motor Car Co. to Mr. Harley Ludington. With the advice of Mr. Ludington’s son, Harley only drove the Shelby for six months before parking it due to the future collector car potential and boy was Mr. Ludington’s son, right!
In 1982, #2851 was sold with 6,921 Original Miles to Mr. Ludington’s son-in-law, Robert Graf, who cherished the originality of the TIME CAPSULE Shelby. In the seven years of ownership, Mr. Graf showed the 1970 Shelby GT500 at both 1983 and 1986 SAAC Conventions, where it received BEST IN CLASS each time. Following the multiple SAAC BEST IN CLASS awards, this TIME CAPSULE was on display at the Hartford Heritage Museum in Harford, Wisconsin.
After being on display at the Hartford Heritage Museum and years of being single family owned, the family decided this impeccable Shelby was ready for a new home. At the same time Perry and Connie were looking for an untouched and highly original Shelby such as this, Perry called on none other than Ed Meyer, the Ford Guru and longtime SAAC National Head Judge. After conveying to Ed he was looking for, Ed immediately said he knew the car as he had been following this one and using it as the standards for 1969/1970 Shelby Judging for many years. After getting together with the current owner, the new caretakers of #2851 became Perry and Connie, the current owners since 2003 who fell in love with the untouched 6,980 Original Mile Shelby. Since 2003 #2851 has won several more awards including: 2004 MCA Concours Gold, Top Honors with the Chairman’s Award at SAAC 39 (Elkhart Lake, WI 2014), and the Award of Excellence at the INSAAC Fall Classic in 2022.
This TIME CAPSULE SHELBY has been verified and documented by Ed Meyer, trusted and known long time SAAC National Head Judge, as he has followed this car since the 1980s and has helped to make this ONE OF THE BEST SURVIVOR SHELBYS IN EXISTENCE TODAY!
Today, this ALL ORIGINAL Shelby runs and drives exactly as it should. The fuel system, brake system, cooling system, and engine oil have recently all been gone through and are ready to go in great working order. Videos of this impeccable Shelby can be found in the video gallery below.
Please let me know if you have any questions and I will be happy to answer.
Best,
Nate
Nate’s Classic Cars
www.natesclassiccars.com
TIME CAPSULE 1970 Ford Shelby GT500 4 Speed!
Highlights -
- Quite Possibly the Most Original and Lowest Mileage Survivor Shelby in Existence
- Used as the PRIME EXAMPLE of 1969/1970 SAAC Judging since the 1980s
- ALL ORIGINAL including: Paint, F60-15 - No Size Tires, Hoses, Plug Wires, Belts, Trunk Mat, Headlights, Wiper Blades, and More.
- 6,980 ORIGINAL MILES
- Multiple Time SAAC (Shelby Automobile American Club) Winner
- Detailed, Known Ownership History
- Comes Loaded With Documentation and ALL Glove Box Paperwork
The 1970 Shelby has a story that sets it apart from any other Mustang or Shelby, and the journey of #2851 is especially extraordinary. The 1970 Shelby began its life at the Ford Dearborn Plant, where it was built as a 1969 Shelby. It then traveled to the A.O. Smith Plant, becoming the first Ford car to receive a complete fiberglass front end, including hood, fenders, headlight buckets, valance, end caps, and deck lid. From there, it moved to the renowned Kar Kraft Plant for its transformation into a 1970 model, a process overseen by the FBI.
The 1970 Shelby is a standout of the muscle car era for two unprecedented reasons: it was the only Ford vehicle to pass through three assembly plants-Ford Dearborn, A.O. Smith, and Kar Kraft-and the only one officially allowed to be re-designated from one model year to the next. At Kar Kraft, leftover 1969 Shelbys underwent meticulous upgrades to meet 1970 specifications, including Twin Black Hood Stripes, Unique Front Spoiler, Distributors (GT 500 4 Speed Had Dual Point), Automatic Choke Carburetor to a Manual, Manual Choke Cable Added, Tire and Choke Decal, Dash Serial Number Tag, Door Serial Number Tag to Decal, All Glove Box Papers, and Window Sticker and Invoices. These extraordinary steps solidified the 1970 Shelby's legacy as a one-of-a-kind icon of American automotive history.
The story of #2851 starts on May 29, 1969 where it was completed under special order #2715. This incredible Shelby was ordered in Ford’s infamous race color of Wimbledon White with Black Deluxe Interior. The options for #2851 were the following: Four-speed Close Ratio Manual Transmission, Traction-Loc Differential, Visibility Group, Goodyear F60-15 Name Brand Tires, Sport Deck Rear Seat, Power Front Disc Brakes, Power Steering, AM Radio, Tint Glass Complete, and Deluxe Belts/Warning Light. #2851 sold new at Northwestern Motor Car Co. to Mr. Harley Ludington. With the advice of Mr. Ludington’s son, Harley only drove the Shelby for six months before parking it due to the future collector car potential and boy was Mr. Ludington’s son, right!
In 1982, #2851 was sold with 6,921 Original Miles to Mr. Ludington’s son-in-law, Robert Graf, who cherished the originality of the TIME CAPSULE Shelby. In the seven years of ownership, Mr. Graf showed the 1970 Shelby GT500 at both 1983 and 1986 SAAC Conventions, where it received BEST IN CLASS each time. Following the multiple SAAC BEST IN CLASS awards, this TIME CAPSULE was on display at the Hartford Heritage Museum in Harford, Wisconsin.
After being on display at the Hartford Heritage Museum and years of being single family owned, the family decided this impeccable Shelby was ready for a new home. At the same time Perry and Connie were looking for an untouched and highly original Shelby such as this, Perry called on none other than Ed Meyer, the Ford Guru and longtime SAAC National Head Judge. After conveying to Ed he was looking for, Ed immediately said he knew the car as he had been following this one and using it as the standards for 1969/1970 Shelby Judging for many years. After getting together with the current owner, the new caretakers of #2851 became Perry and Connie, the current owners since 2003 who fell in love with the untouched 6,980 Original Mile Shelby. Since 2003 #2851 has won several more awards including: 2004 MCA Concours Gold, Top Honors with the Chairman’s Award at SAAC 39 (Elkhart Lake, WI 2014), and the Award of Excellence at the INSAAC Fall Classic in 2022.
This TIME CAPSULE SHELBY has been verified and documented by Ed Meyer, trusted and known long time SAAC National Head Judge, as he has followed this car since the 1980s and has helped to make this ONE OF THE BEST SURVIVOR SHELBYS IN EXISTENCE TODAY!
Today, this ALL ORIGINAL Shelby runs and drives exactly as it should. The fuel system, brake system, cooling system, and engine oil have recently all been gone through and are ready to go in great working order. Videos of this impeccable Shelby can be found in the video gallery below.
Please let me know if you have any questions and I will be happy to answer.
Best,
Nate
Nate’s Classic Cars
www.natesclassiccars.com
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1966 Ford GT Mk1 Road Car Start Up at the INSAAC Fall Classic
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1 of just 31 MkI Road Cars produced. This example, P/1034, was the first Road Car delivered to a private owner and the first Road Car delivered to the U.K. Watch it start up and make its way to the show field at the INSAAC Fall Classic!
6,890 MILE ALL ORIGINAL UNRESTORED SURVIVOR 1970 Shelby GT500 4 Speed - LIGHTS
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TIME CAPSULE 1970 Ford Shelby GT500 4 Speed! Highlights - - Quite Possibly the Most Original and Lowest Mileage Survivor Shelby in Existence - Used as the PRIME EXAMPLE of 1969/1970 SAAC Judging since the 1980s - ALL ORIGINAL including: Paint, F60-15 - No Size Tires, Hoses, Plug Wires, Belts, Trunk Mat, Headlights, Wiper Blades, and More. - 6,980 ORIGINAL MILES - Multiple Time SAAC (Shelby Auto...
6,980 MILE ALL ORIGINAL UNRESTORED SURVIVOR 1970 Shelby GT500 4 Speed
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bringatrailer.com/listing/1970-shelby-mustang-gt500-5/ TIME CAPSULE 1970 Ford Shelby GT500 4 Speed! Highlights - - Quite Possibly the Most Original and Lowest Mileage Survivor Shelby in Existence - Used as the PRIME EXAMPLE of 1969/1970 SAAC Judging since the 1980s - ALL ORIGINAL including: Paint, F60-15 - No Size Tires, Hoses, Plug Wires, Belts, Trunk Mat, Headlights, Wiper Blades, and More. -...
6,980 MILE ALL ORIGINAL UNRESTORED SURVIVOR 1970 Shelby GT500 4 Speed - Paint Meter Test
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bringatrailer.com/listing/1970-shelby-mustang-gt500-5/ TIME CAPSULE 1970 Ford Shelby GT500 4 Speed! Highlights - - Quite Possibly the Most Original and Lowest Mileage Survivor Shelby in Existence - Used as the PRIME EXAMPLE of 1969/1970 SAAC Judging since the 1980s - ALL ORIGINAL including: Paint, F60-15 - No Size Tires, Hoses, Plug Wires, Belts, Trunk Mat, Headlights, Wiper Blades, and More. -...
1967 Shelby GT500 Automatic - Brittany Blue - Fully Restored - Sold New at Tasca Ford
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Check out this 1967 Shelby GT500 FOR SALE here at Nate’s Classic Cars. Finished in its original, desirable color of Brittany Blue with Black Deluxe Interior. This one POPS! Highly original and ready to go! The ‘67 Shelby GT500 is Ford’s first pony car to receive the famed 2x4 carburetors. The styling and design of the ‘67 Shelby gets no better, and the early inboard lights add to that famed loo...
VERY RARE!!! 1970 Boss 429 Grabber Green White Interior - Matching Numbers
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VERY RARE!!! 1970 Boss 429 Grabber Green White Interior - Matching Numbers
Inside The Pender Collection - A Rare MUST SEE Shelby and Boss Collection!!!
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Inside The Pender Collection - A Rare MUST SEE Shelby and Boss Collection!!!
1968 Shelby GT350 Convertible - Matching Numbers - 4 Speed
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1968 Shelby GT350 Convertible - Matching Numbers - 4 Speed
ONE OF THE RAREST SHELBYS BUILT! 1970 Shelby GT500 428SCJ Convertible - Drag Pack with AC
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ONE OF THE RAREST SHELBYS BUILT! 1970 Shelby GT500 428SCJ Convertible - Drag Pack with AC
1967 Shelby GT350 4 Speed Candyapple Red
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1967 Shelby GT350 4 Speed Candyapple Red
1971 Ford Mustang Boss 351 Grabber Lime
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1971 Ford Mustang Boss 351 Grabber Lime
1970 Ford Mustang Boss 429 - Matching Numbers - Calypso Coral
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1970 Ford Mustang Boss 429 - Matching Numbers - Calypso Coral
1971 Ford Torino Cobra - 429CJ Cobra Jet - Medium Yellow Gold - Fresh Restoration
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1971 Ford Torino Cobra - 429CJ Cobra Jet - Medium Yellow Gold - Fresh Restoration
1967 Shelby GT350 - 4 Speed with AC and PAXTON SUPERCHARGED
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1967 Shelby GT350 - 4 Speed with AC and PAXTON SUPERCHARGED
1967 Shelby GT500 - Lime Gold - Automatic with Air Conditioning
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1967 Shelby GT500 - Lime Gold - Automatic with Air Conditioning
THREE BOSS 429s to Celebrate the 4th of July at NCC - Red, White, and Blue
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THREE BOSS 429s to Celebrate the 4th of July at NCC - Red, White, and Blue
One of the RAREST 1971 Ford Mustangs Built - 429SCJ Super Cobra Jet Drag Pack Mach 1
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One of the RAREST 1971 Ford Mustangs Built - 429SCJ Super Cobra Jet Drag Pack Mach 1
2005 Ford GT Accufab X Pipe Exhaust Sound - Revs and Take Off
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2005 Ford GT Accufab X Pipe Exhaust Sound - Revs and Take Off
One of Two SPECIAL ORDERED 1968 Shelby GT500KR - King of the Road
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One of Two SPECIAL ORDERED 1968 Shelby GT500KR - King of the Road
1967 Shelby Differences - Early Vs Later Built Cars
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1967 Shelby Differences - Early Vs Later Built Cars
1967 Shelby GT500 - One of the RAREST Shelbys EVER BUILT?!?
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1967 Shelby GT500 - One of the RAREST Shelbys EVER BUILT?!?
1967 Shelby GT500 Wimbledon White 428 V8 4 Speed - For Sale
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1967 Shelby GT500 Wimbledon White 428 V8 4 Speed - For Sale
1968 Shelby GT350 Convertible - Restored - 302 V8 Matching Numbers - For Sale
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1968 Shelby GT350 Convertible - Restored - 302 V8 Matching Numbers - For Sale
1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429 Found in Storage Unit
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1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429 Found in Storage Unit
FOUND!!! 1968 Shelby GT500 4 Speed Loaded With Options Including AC
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FOUND!!! 1968 Shelby GT500 4 Speed Loaded With Options Including AC
BARN FIND!!! A Very Rare 1967 Shelby GT500 Found!
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BARN FIND!!! A Very Rare 1967 Shelby GT500 Found!
1970 Ford Torino GT - 302 Automatic - Candyapple Red
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1970 Ford Torino GT - 302 Automatic - Candyapple Red
1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 Q Code 428 CJ - 4 Speed - Raven Black with Black Deluxe Interior
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1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 Q Code 428 CJ - 4 Speed - Raven Black with Black Deluxe Interior
Awesome cars that were meant to be driven!
I love ALL the mustangs! I knew a man 35 years ago that had a 71 fastback. It came with a 351 C, he dropped a built 460 into it.... It was yellow with black trim... It would scare the water out of you!
That’s a monster
Yes sir it is! Thank you
😍😍😍😍😍😍🔥
Always wanted a Camera engine.😊
I had an 18k original mile 69 GT 500. Candy apple red
I have 65k cash
Thank you for the offer. The car sold a couple months back for the asking price.
What is the price on that car. Is it for sale?
It is currently LIVE on Bring a Trailer. Listing is below. bringatrailer.com/listing/1970-shelby-mustang-gt500-5
What a time capsule. Brilliant!
@@scarringtonzr1 thank you!
Beautiful Mark 1 road car! Love that color green!
Just think if they had time to get the engineering all dialed in and it went into production!
This MK 1 was rebuilt from a total wreck by Rex Myers over a period of many years. He did a phenomenal job 👏 ❤
Is it going up for sale?
Yes it will be on Bring a Trailer in the next few days
My brother had a 69 gt500. That car was pure muscle. The cam was responsible for way more than 335hp. Would have to tighten outside mirrors every so often.
Yeah the 428CJ put out about 410 hp
Looks like it was Jim Greens old motor he had in his speed shop for decades. I almost bought that motor for $9,500 back in 1989. I know !!!!!! I should have bought it. 😂
The automatic trans was faster, the nhra banned them as an unfair advantage.
Beautiful car l love that color mustang forever the best never rest they just keep getting better has a Ford blu by you later come get some a real Chevy and dodge killer
No stripes! Yes!
I love no hood stripes too. Looks so much better without IMO.
Only deals in Shelby and Fords
Always liked that color combo
Agree it is a good one! Thanks!
The C6 Automatic is rare in the GT500. That C6 was an option in 1967 for the 1967 Ford Fairline GT 427 Drag Car. In my looking I found that something around 58 1967 GT500's got the C6 Auto. My Dad owned a 1967 GT500 C6 Night Mist Blue from 1968 to 1976. I drove it as much as He did. Leaving it in Drive the shift point around 5500 rpm Easy to burn rubber from a dead stop - Shift into 2nd 43mph and burn more rubber and then shift into 3rd around 85mph and chirp the tires. One time east of San Diego on Highway 8 six lanes open stretch and floored it doing 75 ..... the 2nd 4 Barrel kicked in like an afterburner threw me in the back of the seat and in just a few seconds the roadside is flying by me - I look at the speedometer and I'm passing 130 mph and climbing. I ease off the gas to start slowing down. Scared the heck out of myself. I might add that the 67 GT500 did not a good rep for running that good compared to the 68 GT500 ......... reason being with 2 Holly 4 Barrels very few people knew how to "Tune" them. My Dad knew a "Guy" ( A Race Mechanic) his specialty was Tuning Multiple Carbs. He lived in San Diego and made a lot Money doing that throughout Southern California. You have an Extra Nice Rare 1967 GT500 with that C6. Also , I might add that I remember hearing that some of those C6 GT500 had the C6 taken out for a 4 Speed back then. So I have always been curious how many of the original C6 GT500's still have their C6 ......... You might want to look into that - it was probably the first Performance Automatic . If I had the Money I would buy one. And my Best Friend in College had a 1965 427 Street Cobra - the miles my Friend and I put on that Cobra going to beach and up in the mountains. Lucky to have grownup in the Hod Rod Age.
68 Camero please 🙏 ❤
Is this Nate Meyer?
Haha yes I am Ed’s son. Step son technically so my name is Nate Jones.
@ Awesome! I got the best parts and knowledge available anywhere in the world from you and Ed a few years back! I just found this channel and will enjoy it immensely! 🤙
Awesome to hear that! Always happy to help and appreciate you tuning in!
why does it say SOLD on your website?
Because it has SOLD. Sold before I could even get the video up. The rare ones never last long.
@@natesclassiccars1 ahhhh. ty
Probably because it's sold already
The first thing you would want to do if you owned one of these, is to add headers, put on a bigger Carburetor, rework the ignition curve, and get rid of that restrictive emissions crap!
I owned a Calypso Coral '70 Mach I with the 351 Cleveland 4v engine with a close ratio top loader as a High Jr. in '73 as a Jr. I Bought it for a song at a local credit bureau as a repossession. It was a pretty fast car but after my Dad (a Rocket Engineer at Cape Canaveral) and I blue printed it and converted it to solid lifter and did the typical hot rod upgrades, it pulled 475 HP on the dyno and I had the fastest car in town.
Very cool!
Ford Royalty
Wow that's just over 22,500 miles
So how does that work the speedo is KM but they odom is miles. nice car
I said miles as I am used to that….but this Boss has 34,000 KM.
@@natesclassiccars1Real Americans don't go by km, how many American miles?????
@@WisdomOverWicked777Rules haha I’m with you. It is about 21,000 miles
@@natesclassiccars1 How Much??? Why don't you put the price on your videos. You will get more GENUINE interest that way
Thanks for your input, will try to do so in the coming videos.
I had never seen a 240 MPH speedo before.
It is KM. This car sold new in Canada.
Beautiful Boss 9 Such special cars
Thank you! I agree!
@@natesclassiccars1HOW MUCH????
The 429 SCJ is essentially a Boss 429 without the heads.
Ford had so many warranty claims for the body paint scoops in '69 with the big 429 Boss engine generating so much heat it melted the scoop paint making it crinkle that they went to high temperature black paint for the '70 cars.
Absolutely beautiful
Thank you!
So impressive. Beautiful classic Ford Mustangs. Love the little guy ....little gearhead !! Stunning collection. Thanks for sharing
That he is! Thank you and thanks for watching!
Where in the actual F uck does a 15 yo get that kind of money?
His dad bought them for him no way a 15 year old could swing 2.5 million for some cars lucky kid and amazing cars
Awesome find , lucky guy
Thank you! It was a good day!
Not sure where this is, but about 15 years ago I was invited into a Houston warehouse like this that had about 20 Shelby's in it.
It’s in Marianna, Florida about an hour from Panama City Beach
Very cool video, thanks Nate. Been following some of these Shelbys for a while and now I know where they are. A 15 year old kid got them...😢 😂🎉❤. take care. Larry Kravitz
like to see many signs on the walls etc
Coming soon!
beautiful collection, i would think a drag pack car with A/C has to be rare, what gears ?
Thank you! Very Very Rare indeed. 3.91 gears.
I had a 69 torino gt convertible with the drag pack option. 3.91 ram air car. One of 16 made in '69 and one of the 4 sold in Canada. Mine was the only one painted meadowlark yellow. It has every option except for a/c because a/c wasn't available in the ford drag pack cars. That must have been a Shelby only option. Rare stuff like this makes me sweat a bit... stunning collection you have there!
3.91
I only want to know where the finances come from. That’s all. NOT jealous. Not at all, I just need to know. I drove a 70 Boss 302 and a 72 351 Boss. My best friend was the wise young men to have bought both. He became a dentist in Illinois.
Thank you!
What a collection; thanks for the insights.
Thanks!
nice work men. where can i pick up a retro battery like im seeing in your cars? ty
Thank you! Antique Auto Battery or you can buy the toppers that cover batteries.
Really cool! I look forward to seeing his collection grow and evolve.
What does Anderson do to earn that kind of money? Must be one helluva job!!
Hard working young man!
Absolutely thrilled to see a young man bench racin’, regurgitating knowledge, (“saying the words”) that either states FACT for other young interested fans to learn from and spark another generation. I am critical when hearing incorrect SS 454 “facts” being stated as record and commend this young man for what’s surely coming his way, another fan approaching him with differing “facts”, hopefully both walking away smarter SO AS TO KEEP things straight. Of course any good father wants to feed his son or daughter with his knowledge, (ie: Alyssa Worman, Graveyard Cars). My personal cringe: Overhearing the next generation Musclecar fan or owner insisting “Cowl Grilles on the ‘70 Chevelle/Malibu were OEM” and “I own the only ‘70 SS with Rocker Mouldings”. *let’s prevent a Scofield LIKE Bible, (a sponsored/sanctioned rewrite) from being created-later blurring Truth in to Fiction, keeping “NOS LEFT & RIGHT MUFFLER BEARINGS” from becoming available all of the sudden. 🤫 Lol, is that not sacrilegious, blending GOD Truths in to the Musclecar arena. “Lord, i apologize…”. -Larry the Cableguy *** now type “Apologize” in to your iPhone. See what I mean ? (am I thee only one seeing the iPhone providing incorrectly spelled options for common words, especially suggesting “S’” instead of “Z’s” and yes, I have checked my English settings being sure they’re KORREKTLY set to Western PA., YinZer-ease 😉 or the lost preference of zion giving way to Scion, that ole generic Toyota spinoff OVER the Captain Obvious Okt-Ober ‘23 Phalse-Phlagg GlYder a-tak like the most fortified border known to man “wasn’t turned off for a bit” to help facilitate WWIII’s Gog & Magog, (the Book of Ezekiel) battle. #orangemustangismynewfav #evenusmusclecarfansknowpalestineiswasathingwithinnocentsamongbibishamascreation
The other light orange 68 GT500KR is with me ....
Very cool! Would love to see pics!
@natesclassiccars1 do you have an instagram where I can contact you?
@johanpostel326 Saw #3405 once in Biarritz. #3395 is in the French Pyrénées.
@@68MustangShelby you have a number I can contact you on?
@@natesclassiccars1 I have sent you a message on instagram
I have a 2nd owner 67 GT 500 my dad bought after returning from Vietnam. Has the 428 / dual quad/ 4speed . Survivor car with 72k original miles
Very cool!
The Red '67 is a one-in-nine, as a former seller said, or a one-in-three, as the owner says?
Hard for anyone to remember the exact numbers with this many cars and he is learning every day. I believe it is one of six with those options and being a red I believe it is one of three or four. Again I believe that is correct but would have to look at the SRG report for the breakdown.
@@natesclassiccars1 Anyway, it's a one-of-WOW. Super cool collection, by all means.