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[ QUOTE ] With the sun shade in place I could not see a VIN on the dash either ![]() [/ QUOTE ] If it is a 67, I'm pretty sure there's no VIN on the dash anyway, Jeff. The Shelby VIN (if the car is in fact a real Shelby) will be on a plate on the drivers side inner fender; not visible unless the hood is open. That plate covers up the original Ford VIN which is stamped right into the inner fender. [/ QUOTE ] Thats why i was hoping the guy would come out so i could as him/her to open the hood so i could check the tags
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I still say it's a fake; if I'm not mistaken, those are 1968 front fenders. I would bet that someone cloned a 1968 into a 1967 Shelby.
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Cool car either way.
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the VIN on the 68 was on the PASSENGER side of the windshield/dashpad
this has 4 wheel disc brakes, there is no roll bar, so I vote well done clone intended for track use
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