Have any of you classic guys got any info on this? Or is it a scam? http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ONE-...cks?hash=item3ef7d30c08&_trksid=p4506.c0.m245
chances are its a scam...however, remember that in the 80s Shelby made quite a few turbo cars when h was working with Dodge...also some 1st gen mustangs were supercharged, shelby has always been fond of boosting cars...so it is a possibility, but I myself would need to see some documentation to prove it...also possibly a call to shelby for confirmation that such a thing existed, i would also want to see the turbo manifold....cast iron is a good indication of a factory manifold...a header type manifold might indicate custom fabrication(not to say that shelby doesnt make custom parts, but he has access to tooling for cast iron pieces)...regardless, most shelby cars have a plaque, or at the very least a signature on the dash somewhere
LOL!! I love it!! "...that I believe is one of only two that were made..." "You won’t see another one like this!" Maybe not a scam....maybe just ignorant....
early turbo systems tended to be draw-through...and that is a blow-through setup...not sure when it changed...I would say 98% possibility of being a scam...but its worth a closer look, get the vin first
A little more proof for your pudding. Brad seems to be a pretty thorough guy. I use this site to reference material all the time. TheMustangSource.com | Timeline: 1977 Mustang Shelby had no involvement in 1977. There was no turbo. Looks like it might be the wrong front splitter too. This guy is just trying to make some cash.
