1967 Shelby Mustang: What did we inherit? (Clone or Real)

All we knew was what he told us.

[@cmintsurfer]

You two handled that with great respect for the family. The car has a real future if they follow Bob's advice.

[@flpanhead]

It's still a 67 fastback. Not a goldmine, but still a desirable car. I'd love to have it myself.

[@dougcoleburn1579]

Great video. Thank you to Mom and Son showing us the Mustang. I really enjoyed the picture board she had made.

[@johnclemans7802]

I still have my father's original, #'s matching 67 Shelby GT 500. It's a California car with original black and yellow license plates. He bought the car in 1985. He passed in Feb 2002.

[@porschenut9]

Nice to see Jerry and Bob still took the time to make the trip anyway with an inkling that it wasn’t a genuine Shelby. Handled with respect like true gentleman.

[@troyehnisz9907]

Even if it is a clone it still is worth money

[@christophernoto]

“Life is good!” ❤ Exactly! ❤ Thanks for another great video! ❤️👍👍

[@felonysounds]

I'd rather have a clone, I won't cry as much when something happens to it lol

[@scroungasworkshop4663]

She was great, it obviously meant a lot to her husband but she’s happy to just have her sons and a good life. You can’t buy that sort of happiness. It’s still worth good coin as a starting point for someone that can’t afford a Shelby, most of us, but would be happy with a clone.

[@moparedtn]

Thanks as always for showing us the human story/history behind the car,

[@taneilson]

Interesting story! Great job Jer!

[@fido139]

As a Mustang fan since the 60's, I'd love it either way.

[@boburwell9921]

Fastbacks are extremely hard to come by. It may not be a true Shelby but any ford guy would love to have it. I wouldn’t sell it for less than $20k. There’s a ass for every seat

[@okhotrodder]

I've got cars hidden in storage that my grandparents/parents bought, some new. It doesn't matter that they may or may not be someone else's gem, but they are my gems.

[@Wooley689]

I think deep down the wife knew it was too good to be true. I feel like she was disappointed for her son, even if he isn't a car guy.

[@markreisen7038]

He doesn't always pay a fair price unless he goes in with Rawlings for certain cars. To me that's about a 20,000-25,000 dollar car all day, all in.

[@AMXhotrod]

Nice people all around, and a dilemma for the families of a lot of us older car owners. So very sorry for the loss of her husband , his father.

[@1320fastback]

My '67 Fastback is a 289 and its a fun car. Sometimes its nice to not have a overly rare car that you can drive and enjoy.

[@daleotto5748]

I have always wanted a 67 or 68 I was born in 68 I made a clone 69 boss and it's moved on and now I have a 65 289 HO some Day I Dream of finding a good 67/68 to have. An build me nice Driver car . Thinking it might be my last project Car with a family I never got to really have it for long something always came up and had to part with them. My kids are all grown up and it's time to live my Dreams. Thanks for the great videos and. I like the you handled a Difficult thing like with passing of things of of a Loved ones Dreams. God Bless you All. Thanks Dale

[@paulypooper2]

Was hoping you would do a follow up of the guy in Wisconsin with the 70 Boss 302 Mr. Perkins and yourself went to look at ..