Pawn Stars: Rick Won't Negotiate on a 1967 Shelby G.T. 350 (Season 10) | History

Rick drools over a '67 Mustang Shelby GT 350 with Carroll Shelby's signature on the glove box in this clip from Season 10's episode, "Chumdae". #PawnStars #RickHarrison
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[@YoRon427]

Wow that car guy is such an expert he doesn't even need to check if numbers match. Just that it drives tight. He must be the greatest car authority ever.

[@a-fl-man640]

from what i've seen matching numbers are sometimes faked on old muscle cars

[@fpshooterful]

I think this clip is edited. Seems to be some cut away shots, and the full version is when it originally aired with the episode. Therefore probably didn't show him checking out the numbers.

[@rodneyjones8433]

I agree, but then again I also think this show is fake. I've never been to a pawn shop, and make a 10 or $100,000 dollar deal, shake hands and everybody walks away from the $Million$ item on the counter...LOL

[@chinmay212121]

Yeah man he's a real expert. I know him personally, he is the owner of Bum Mechanics LLC.

[@FrostyCranmer]

Matching numbers is & would be a huge selling point ! I agree !

[@dendrinnomad5934]

Rick: "Best I can do is let you smell my finger, I'm gambling here."

[@jasond8477]

Maybe you missed the part where he bought it for $100,000

[@dendrinnomad5934]

@jmarks881 Oh yeah he knew what he was doing :'D I just love giving Rick a hard time I have watched every single Pawn Stars clip lol

[@peteandrepete528]

@jmarks881 If you got low balled that's your fault for not doing your homework to make sure you don't.That's not the pawn shop's problem or fault.Blaming the pawn shop is a copout for not taking any responsibility for your lack of knowledge and effort to find out.

[@deadlypotatoes]

Jason D maybe you missed the part where he was joking

[@michaelg4258]

Lmfaooo

[@kevinmoore8679]

I'm shocked rick even offered him 100k I was thinking he was gonna be at like 50 the way he negotiates lmao

[@letsgotomarsman]

kevin moore can’t low ball a shelby

[@kevinmoore8679]

Lmao rick can and would I bet

[@TheBomberman122]

@@kevinmoore8679 but you just saw he didnt. I know it's all tv set up but that's just dumb to say when he gives him almost the car worth in the video

[@andye5573]

@@kevinmoore8679 You would lose that bet. Did you even watch the video?

[@legomunable]

@@TheBomberman122 it's called a track record.

[@Rikelsrunescape]

The way he says "hes got the car, I got the money, Im out of here" sounds like "i got my money, the car and all its problems are his problems now"

[@TheDoodlerR]

Old car like that always have problems, but hey he's got the money for it.

[@Slowhand871]

1965 Shelby 350 has sold for 800k

[@victorysaber1608]

In general old cars are like a baby. Need to be lightly driven daily. Oil changed even if not driven much, kept in certain weather free conditions, these cares are over 50 years old, titles are a nightmare unless the owner has them. Original parts are insanely hard to find. Its literally like getting a time share. You gotta pay for maintenance and other crap. Its easier to let someone else do it.

[@sketchyold]

@@victorysaber1608 And there’s always wealthy collectors willing to pay ridiculous money to take it off an owner’s hands. And be happy to own it as a conversation piece and rarely drive it.

[@bruceyung70]

What I was thinking.

[@jamshush]

Seller: I have the remains of the planes from 9/11 Rick: Let me call in my 9/11 expert - Bush walks in

[@rayogamefarm3127]

Haste Designs 😂😂

[@khairulhafiz3154]

Hahahahhaha this is real funny

[@crixy..]

@@jaydouglas8845 9/11...

[@VincentGigante1928]

🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@punker4Real]

@@jaydouglas8845 EXPERT IN OIL PRICES *WANTS TO PAY 1$ A GALLON*

[@gessnermatt]

Pretty sure 'Eleanor' was a GT500

[@buttervlies]

Same car, different engine size between the 350 and the 500

[@stealthywealthy7942]

@@buttervlies the gt 500 is Eleanor not the gt 350, that's like calling a 5.7 charger a hellcat 🚫🚫🤣🤣

[@marcaliventialiventi765]

Thank God, guys who know the difference in gt350 and gt500. The movie car was a restomod

[@martinruiz1216]

Exactly! I was saying the same thing

[@cpprather8495]

I immediately thought the same thing

[@saidhardiansyah5415]

Rather than pawned, I prefer go to an auction for this beauty...

[@TheBomberman122]

@full throttle 2 auction fees can be huge and it's a big risk if that's not what people are looking for there

[@darthgoggins1747]

Right on auction was the way to go. However with fees you might not have come out better.

[@catonipod]

That’s a gamble

[@kevinarzola4781]

Mr.PourTheMilkFirst just put a reserve on it

[@tylergaye5457]

Didnt pawn it, he sold it. And auctions are a terrible way to sell cars unless you need to sell it as soon as possible

[@mr.m2515]

I think every time Rick says sweet, he's keeping that stuff for himself 😂👌

[@dagmont4605]

Me: Can I have change for a dollar? Rick: Best I can do is .40 cents, and that's taking a risk.

[@savcorinc3169]

Let me call a buddy of mine. She's a dancer at a local tittie bar and she knows everything there is to know about a dollar bill.

[@sidefx996]

Sam Papa 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sidefx996]

Keith Purdy 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@SuperheroRockstar]

@@savcorinc3169 Dancer: Usually we can authenticate the bill by testing the amount of cocaine on it.

[@tau12usr85]

🤣

[@C00CH1EMAN69]

This show should be called "let me call a buddy of mine" Holy crap thanks for all dem likes

[@solomanvendi2970]

Yea like count eint sittin in bak room

[@wxse.001]

good one lol, that was funny

[@bub-games]

I read this just as he said"let me call a buddy of mine" 😂

[@lordbyron6293]

Me too...that's hilarious. At least he doesn't have to frame it.

[@dirgramsey6132]

Should be called let me kick you in the nuts with this offer

[@seanmc7128]

Rick: I'll give you five dollars and Im taking a risk here.

[@sschevmale24]

Lol

[@ebenclukey7293]

Another Socialist heard from.

[@seanmc7128]

@@ebenclukey7293 who you?

[@gymlaxbro]

“Let me call my buddy he’s an expert on these cars” *carroll Shelby shows up*

[@jackdolfin9821]

0:14 When my car won't start

[@rudymtz2233]

🤣😂

[@mitocaf1]

Lmfao...

[@jesusbonnie]

LMFAO

[@shashank513]

😂😂😂😂

[@timothydufresne6209]

God dammit you goofy goober

[@kemolowlow]

I am no car expert and even I know Eleanor is a GT500

[@jodanangcaya7436]

Calm down Nick Cage

[@Z4J3B4NT]

1965 GT 500... This is a 67 GT 350. So much for "education"

[@A-Z__124]

The difference between the GT350 & the GT500 is that there was 2 buildings. They built in both buildings. One was 350' away from the main factory and the other one was 500' away. That's the difference.

[@bmachucabm]

Michael Dodds no sir

[@brucelee7283]

Of course this isnt a eleanor gt500.. a eleanor gt500 came with a 429 motor (7.2 liter). The gt350 came with a 289 motor (4.7 liter) big difference. And i know rick isnt willling to dish out 1 million on a eleanor

[@alexandermendeyev35]

I like that they always have the respect and common sense to do the test drives at 20 mph. When someone borrows you a car, specially sport cars you have the obligation to drive it respectfully and not doing anything stupid with it.

[@guysumpthin2974]

It was famous the day it was made , not made famous by Nicholas Cage

[@sergeantmasson3669]

@@guysumpthin2974 Eleanor Mustangs were 1967 Shelby GT 500 clones with 351w HO crate engines.

[@gamegeekx]

The car is a collectible. It's priceless. Belongs to a museum.

[@rodneyjones8433]

NO, it belongs to a Pawn Shop where they'll actually pay you pennies on the dollar for it LOL

[@rodneyjones8433]

I know, but we all know this show is a fake

[@MichaelBrownLifeofficialMB2004]

“She’s real tight” 😂😂😂

[@Jack-uz4df]

That's what he said.

[@danielboatright8887]

But does she squeeze when she pushes back ?

[@WornoutRNPARAMEDIC]

Love this show. Always have. Miss the old man.

[@bendover6840]

Customer: I have a heart attack call 911 Rick: Best I can do is 9

[@goosefraba2385]

And i am taking a risk here!

[@be4unvme]

lmaooo

[@FireCrackerFreeman]

Hahahaha.

[@michaelhernandez1799]

Lmaoooooo

[@bathtubgeorge]

lol

[@packisbetter90]

Why bring a car like that to a pawn shop lol? He'd easily get what he's asking somewhere else

[@crazycanuck2578]

Maybe he needed instant casino cash?? It is Vegas, lol

[@Itsisawnotiseen]

It is scripted. It wouldn’t surprise me that a producer went searching for a seller. Told him. Bring it in.

[@ITRIEDEL]

Best case scenario, he sells it for that price. Worst case scenario, people who want that car get ahold of the guy and buy it

[@prettyfardotcom]

To be on tv..

[@MasterMolded]

Maybe the history channel paid him well beyond his asking price, for the sake of good content.

[@Daveyboy919]

My neighbor had 1 & bought it new. A dirty cop who had his eye on it kept giving him tickets when he was parked legally in front of his own house until the cop got it towed by his friend & ended up buying it at a police auction where he was the only bidder. The old man named Ernie died of a broken heart 6 months after it got STOLEN. Ernie was so proud of that car & had it in a will to his niece

[@bigbad4393]

TRUMP SUPPORTER he should have shot that cop

[@dwightstjohn6927]

Cops were buying "proceeds of crime' houses, cars, etc. at auction as the "only; bidder but most cities/states/prov/cantons got on top of that 25 years ago. Unless TS is living in some backwards "haven't heard of the net" place.

[@MasterMolded]

Yeah.... Right.

[@davidjaunese5267]

About as real as professional wrestling

[@johncastillo2194]

It’s still real to me damnit

[@raid8199]

The shop isnt real, the deals are made beforehand.

[@johnwattdotca]

Wrestlers get hurt for real.

[@syzionaurifex5383]

Ur just mad because u are physically inferior to every pro wrestler on the planet

[@kennethmelnychuk9737]

Of course pro wrestling is real

[@carlossantana2806]

notice that rick always asks for the price first and then calls his “friend of his”

[@wes788411]

Maybe it is because there is a chance that the person doesn’t have any idea how much the item is worth and will ask for a price much lower than it is worth.

[@thunderdrummerdude]

If I owned that awesome piece of mustang history, I would have said, “It’s not for sale at ANY price! Keep walking.”

[@JoseRodriguez-ue1ni]

Jajaja.100.000?

[@AFlex119]

The seller went there to sell it, so if you didn’t want to sell it, dont show up wanting to make a deal. Your comment was stupid. Smh

[@smoothpotato957]

He took the car up to the buyer himself ... keep walking

[@AlejandroP1980s]

What about a 1969-1971

[@blacjackdaniels200]

You must be rich then. If you’re rich, it’s a piece of automotive history. If you’re not, it’s a check for $100K

[@HussainAbdulMajeed]

Rick had a talk with the expert on fixing the value while they were test driving it 😂

[@codwizard7526]

Man HOOD haha

[@shanethemuzz5060]

I'm pretty sure that they did. What I'd like to know is, was when this episode filmed. As I know that many of these clips were filmed around 10 years ago from such episodes.

[@grandoldsoul4691]

i don't doubt it. lol

[@keswarnathragbar8225]

No they are really honest .Ever noticed the expert always call a price lower than what the seller ask .Never does the expert says a price higher.LOTS OF LOGIC.

[@Pypical]

The whole deal was set up before they even started the camera

[@DR.ELEKTRIK]

"I'll give you $1,500 and even at that I'm taking a risk".

[@enqualizer3210]

LOL

[@Andrescxli]

Rick sure has a lot of “buddies”

[@BeeKeeper37]

I love the the put out look on seller’s face when expert wants to take it for spin.

[@Narodow007]

Rick: Let me call a buddy. Nicolas Cage walks in.

[@KrushKrills]

cue lowrider

[@MrBeard17]

It's more likely that Nicolas Cage would be the one pawning the car.

[@antnee5150]

During the test drive is when Rick started talking numbers with his guy.

[@tleav61]

Exactly what I was thinking and going to say.

[@boxcarent.3147]

He can get 150 or more from some Saudi or tech million or billionaire.

[@quontumleeep9430]

antnee5150 No mate, he 'numbers' are talked way before the guy even shows up when the producers are writing the script for this little scenario , he's likely an actor anyway and the car purchased at some auction as a prop for the show.

[@ronbonora7872]

yup and they agreed on what to say regarding price.

[@ronbonora7872]

if I was the owner, I would have went with them and sat in the back seat to listen to what they were saying etc.

[@savondavis4896]

I wouldn't sell that if my life was depending on it.

[@MrLunchHour2]

Savon Davis you say that now but life likes to play the joker card and sometimes you need the money.

[@savondavis4896]

Are you a self proclaimed therapist giving me insight to the means of life? I appreciate your advice though it may be true, however I only meant that as a means establishing my automotive enthusiasm.

[@fpshooterful]

AND YET, you don't have this card.

[@MrLunchHour2]

fpshooterful car*

[@rockgod2131]

If you need the money for rent, you just sleep in the car.

[@RoldanRR00]

Rick was so stoked on this deal he shook his own hand.

[@cheeseboyger8507]

The sellers personality is like he just robbed a bank and is tryna be lowkey, and make a quick sell

[@ElNino_1991]

Next time i rob the bank and get caught il tell the cops i was only depositing my car when i drove into the vault wall.

[@waltbullet1287]

You don't go to a pawn shop to sell a Shelby!! There's plenty of money buyers with bucks that will pay for this!! This is a joke segment!!

[@axlrose7668]

@CRIS P. CREAM They got to at least check all the casting numbers and parts .

[@Ayushgoplani]

Woah

[@Justafeller]

@@waltbullet1287 It's sorta not. If he didn't like the offer atleast the car would've been advertised for all the viewers and the right person could've seen it.

[@BangBang-kq1kf]

Rick: best I can do is a half slice pizza and a used tire...I’m taking a big risk here!!

[@-ZTUN-]

3:38 "She's nice man, she's real tight" . That definitely is a seal of quality, not only for cars.

[@TheBlaqDeval]

Well, if he wanted to get the price even lower, he could tell him that "Eleanor" was a Shelby GT500 not a 350, the actual 350 that can go past 900k to a million is the "R" spec because these were ultra rare and only made for racing! But as an owner, he could have sold it for more... To a true shelby addict than a collector.

[@CycolacFan]

Or that there was only one genuine Shelby in the movie and that was the one made up to look rough right at the end.

[@maces1405]

Sounds like their is a problem with it. "He's got the car I got the money." As in not my problem anymore.

[@Michael-cg4un]

He probably stole it

[@AJ-et6rx]

That was a fair offer. (Assuming expert didn't lowball.)

[@drewpamon]

The producers actually encourage the experts to overestimate the value.

[@JackL3141]

@@drewpamon Why?

[@jakep1979]

Expert got a cool $5 grand for the low ball 😂

[@bobcrane2720]

@Xavier Roberts this is not a 70% kind of situation. 90% is more like it, but the number was low. If he researched it at $125k, he should have told the 'expert' "I will buy these for $100k all day long; find them at those prices I'd like to see them."

[@drewpamon]

@@JackL3141 to make the negotiations more interesting

[@lesliewoodley2384]

The Original Eleanor was actually a 1971 Mach 1. The Gone in Sixty Seconds with Nicholas Cage was a remake of a 1970's movie. They used 1 car for the whole movie an it still running.

[@stevenrivers202]

Um we actually used 6 cars in the chase filming and only the one that he walked around talking to. Please check your facts before posting false info.

[@bryamvasquez3057]

'Funny that the only person that laughs loud at Rick's jokes is Rick

[@BDevi0us]

Best I can do is $5 and a fun size snickers... I'm taking a huge risk with this..

[@4TheMotorist]

I fookin near wet my knickers reading this, funny stuff!!

[@wymankemble9227]

the best you can do is pay rick the amount of money rick payed too buy it.

[@pauldavis5665]

When Rick said not one dime more at the end I would have asked $100,000 and a nickle just to be a smartass.

[@control2791]

I would have asked for 9 pennies

[@stevegriffith7236]

I'm thinking he should have walked with the car. Rick wasn't gonna lose the car over 5 grand.

[@clydeb7713]

You would have killed the deal.

[@JJMk3]

😂😂😂

[@tommydavidson6397]

@@stevegriffith7236 iui

[@aarondashiell3488]

Paul thanks for being such a good friend. I loved hanging out with you and Flying RC Airplanes together. Rest In Peace my friend.

[@PATRICKJMT1]

No one would pawn a car like that, it’s all choreographed crap.

[@itscork]

He didn’t pawn it. He sold it.

[@Bl00dwerK]

@@itscork I think what Patrick means is nobody would take a car like that to a pawn shop, if they even wanted to sell it.

[@itscork]

RPD Unless he was willing to take 100K for the car and also got a kick outta the idea of being on television.

[@devonr7497]

Thats super true lmao, he could sell it online in a couple weeks for the price he wanted.

[@vincenre]

Well Its also a famous pawn shop and could get attention from buyers...

[@marioszlatanos6344]

Mr.Brown and this car got along famously

[@clivesangster7274]

100 grand was a fair price. They normally go for between 90 to 110 so not a bad price.

[@waltbullet1287]

What a dumbass !! Rick should of got a Shelby expert! O I forgot he paid 15 thou for a Joe Jackson signature!! No one buys a Shelby without proof!!

[@enqualizer3210]

@@waltbullet1287 Dude that aint no gt500. its 100k thats a fair price

[@MrTheSmokinman]

I like how the mechanic just pops the hood and says "yep, everything looks good" and closes it. Didn't have the engine running, didn't check any of dipsticks for burnt fluid or leaks. Didnt look at the VIN numbers around the car to make sure the entire car is from the same VIN and not pieced together from different fastbacks. Didn't look under the car for rust or fresh welds. Then he happens to know exactly what the car is worth in all the markets across the country and to top it off he doesn't even test drive it as part of his inspection. He let's Rick drive it so any subtle ticks or vibrations in the pedals or steering wheel the mechanic won't be able to feel. Amazing.

[@TheFoolintherainn]

Of course they do that - not really what Pawn Stars is about... That's another show .. Counting Cars Nobody wants to see mechanics legs and out from under a car... They don't want the technical stuff on this show It's just fun night entertainment - something to wash away the rest of the baloney . That's what TV used to be... It's gotten too intense LOL! Enjoy

[@rodneyjones8433]

You don't need to check it out when the show is Pre-Staged

[@tedheavy3441]

"Eleanor" is a customized 1971 Ford Mustang Sportsroof (redressed as 1973[1][2]) that features in independent filmmaker H.B. "Toby" Halicki's 1974 film Gone in 60 Seconds. The 500 was a remake.

[@SilverWalker84]

Rick always has to drop a f bomb to escalate the coversation and to show everyone that he's a real man's man. 😂

[@FastDuDeJiunn]

i cant stand anyone in the show. i watched half of 1 episode i had to leave the house i was at to get away from it. These kinds of people just annoy me to no end. I dont know what it is for sure but i realy realy dislike them lol. I put these guys on same lvl of Hillary clinton and kim yung lol

[@JK-tu1xx]

What's funny is the Eleanor mustang was originally an early 70's model not the old 67 fastback variant.

[@darrenleaguecity]

Yep...a yellow 1973 with black stripes...nothing special at all

[@brandonknight7240]

No it was not, eleanor started life as a 67 - 68 fastback mustang

[@JK-tu1xx]

@@brandonknight7240 You clearly aren't in tune with classic movies friend. Gone in 60 seconds originally released in 1974 and featured a 1973 mustang.

[@nathanstein589]

Brandon Knight Nope

[@johngrepo9976]

Brandon cracks me up...lol

[@mikesmith-pj7xz]

Seller: I have the Holy Grail. Rick: Let me call a buddy of mine who's an expert on Holy Grails...;-)

[@gtrman12887]

*calls Indiana Jones*

[@Chief_5]

Jesus walks in

[@j_freed]

"Choose Wisely..."

[@mikesmith-pj7xz]

@@j_freed Seller: I have the Ten Commandments. Chumlee: I'm a Ninja; nobody commands me. Rick (eye roll): Hmm, let me call a buddy of mine. Rebecca Romney (to Rick): “Professor of Archaeology, expert on the occult, and how does one say it… obtainer of rare antiquities.”

[@j_freed]

@@mikesmith-pj7xz - Alright...

[@michaeldinh3301]

Rick: “67 Shelby was the best year” Guy: “I appreciate that” Lmao as if he built it

[@knightsolaire5348]

It validates that he made a good purchase

[@michaeldinh3301]

Knight Solaire you right

[@biscariot1074]

In away he complemented his taste. It's an appropriate response.

[@gabrielaguilar1391]

65 & 66 were the best years. They were more of a race car. 67 and after were more about appearance. They got softer.

[@brendanmccallion2350]

It's always a coincidence the experts price evaluation always comes just short of the sellers asking price

[@treyivey5431]

Never tell Rick wat you want before he call the expert..

[@orincoon5585]

As a proud member of Team Shelby and a proud owner of a Shelby GT500 I gotta say Rick got a awesome deal getting this Shelby GT350, gorgeous car!

[@rodneyjones8433]

Come on now, you know this show is Pre-Staged

[@joejingojack]

"It's a solid car. Runs and drives good." 😂

[@eatsmylifeYT]

Eleanor was a 1971 Mustang in the 1974 movie and a 1967 GT500 in the 2000 movie.

[@davidthayer6969]

eleanor in REAL life started out as a plain jane C code 289 mustang......NEVER was a shelby

[@johnchalleen3278]

I had a 71 Mach 1, let's just say I don't have too much luck with Fords. There was power in the drive train. The steering and suspension was another story.

[@Secondadmendment]

I found this car on amazon for $4.50 it was a refrigerator magnet

[@marshgray9998]

Best I can do is $3. Not a dime over

[@ghalebabusaa1672]

Rick has a friend for everything 😂

[@GuninGames]

This was made by Carol Shelby's hands and it was signed by him, its worth 100k plus 20k for the signing

[@dwightstjohn6927]

@John Doe yuppies don' t have that kind of money. Boomers do, and yes, they're buyin g......for their yuppie kids. But that's coming to an end as well. Our garages have been full for 40 years, along with everyone else in the club. There's no one left to sell to. The milleniums are collecting Rolex, meteorites, bicycles, you know, small stuff. Their condo doesn't have a garage!!! End of an era.

[@dwightstjohn6927]

@John Doe Rich people have other things to do with their money. Cars are coming to an end real fast, and what is being collected is changing forever. It's one thing to collect watches or even art. I just sold a 455 big block; you need an airport hanger to store any more than two of these types.

[@brett19890]

Rick : I'll give you 10 bucks...the best I can do.

[@sury451]

and I'm taking a risk

[@pitdawg6418]

Like he always tries to fk people over! Just like a THIEF!

[@user-yp5mm4xq1t]

Pit Dawg exactly...

[@DARC-87]

“Trying to sell my ‘67 Chevy.” “Give ya 20 bucks for it”

[@crazycanuck2578]

Let me call my buddy, I might get it for $10, lol

[@AlejandroP1980s]

Impala 67

[@jaxsoccer2099]

3:39 “she’s nice man she’s real tight “🤣

[@stratsteveo106]

The movie car was supposed to be a 67 GT500. My boss has an eleanor clone and its alot of fun to drive an work on. I agree 67 is the best looking year with the lights centered in the grill instead of out on the edge next to the headlights.

[@craigflett8764]

Eleanor was a gt500

[@raythompsoniii7215]

Little do they know the car in “Gone in 60 seconds” was a Shelby GT 500 not a 350

[@stanburk7392]

little do people know not one of the mustangs used in gone in 60 seconds were actual Shelby Mustangs. they were jazzed up clones with 351's in them.

[@lekhani8980]

I wouldn’t sell that beauty at any cost. Grandpa what u thinking?.?

[@waawaaweewaa2045]

Idk much about cars but have seen similar shelbys on tv auctions sell for well over 200k, even into 300k range. Its a truly gorgeous car.

[@wingoreviewsboxingandmma3667]

Anytime someone is rubbing their palms together like that is trying to scam someone.

[@J4MBO87]

I'm certain that Eleanor was a GT500 fastback not a GT350

[@TravieAlan]

You are correct. This show is a joke. Yet here I am watching clips..

[@ballislife]

And you’re very correct. Good to see folks know that lol. That movie made me love the gt500

[@davidthayer6969]

I am CERTAIN that Eleanor (there actually two movie cars) was a standard C code 289 mustang and was NEVER a Shelby at all.

[@C10AZ]

@@davidthayer6969 Barrett Jackson just sold #1 of 2 Eleanor movie cars, I believe in Scottsdale or Vegas.

[@DarthVader-1701]

@@davidthayer6969 that is correct they were standard 67 Mustang GT's. Most people don't realize that Eleanor from the Nicolas Cage movie is not a legitimate 67 GT500 and that the legitimate one is more conservative looking.

[@adashiell1]

I remember putting the brake switch in this car. I always enjoyed my time with the owner Paul.

[@timmarks5314]

I had 66 Mustang coup and loved it. Bought a 427 Vett but never enjoyed it. Then got a 71 Cleveland Mach I. My favorite ride.

[@patrickr2686]

Dude got screwed

[@Courtney1992]

People don't understand how easy money this is. You simply show present the product negotiate a price and if you like you it you get the cash and simply walk away . It's a easy safe risk free transaction.

[@Biscuitchris7again]

_"The GT500? THE GT500?"_ ~Randall Raines

[@lukeacosta2914]

Anytime Rick laughs it sounds like a car trying to start up lol.

[@armytruth6860]

Rick: I see that's the tires have some wear so best I can do is $3000

[@soolly357]

I love how you can sell this car anywhere else for more than asking the asking price....but lets take it to a pawn shop. ...ok

[@johnjriggsarchery2457]

There's something fishy about deals like this, but reality TV is manipulated "reality".

[@jimpimmers5387]

All fake nonsense. Nobody would look to sell a car let alone a car like this to a pawn shop.

[@soolly357]

@@johnjriggsarchery2457 100%

[@PabloGonzalez-hv3td]

@@jimpimmers5387 - Most pawn shops don't buy cars or have TV shows either but they do it's a quick sale and the same as getting 110k at auction

[@konaboss83]

Beautiful car just watched a really good docu on Shelby the other night on Netflix definitely worth a watch especially since you clicked on this vid

[@Detroit_Dawg]

Whaaaaat? Rick didn't offer him a bucket of chicken and store credit??!

[@freedomsnotfreefreedomsnot2296]

That was a fair price for that car,now a GT500,that's a different animal.

[@NTAD]

I guess Rick forgot to call up a buddy to figure out if it was a GT350 or a GT500 they used in the film.

[@joelsimms4636]

As a teen l worked fot Hertz rent a car in Dallas. They received 5 GT 350s. I got to drive one from the dealership to the Hertz service center on the freeway. It was the fastest car that l have ever driven!!

[@danielleighton2553]

Checking the tag on the driver's fender tells you if it is the real deal not the test drive

[@danb6838]

I would've asked him for one dime more!

[@nickz7703]

You know when Rick goes on the test drive with the "expert" they discuss how much they're going to lowball the seller.

[@Robert-dt3is]

You know the ask is gonna be high when the person starts rubbing their hands before mentioning the number.

[@timhuggins7069]

That's an end of the year production 67 GT 350. Notice the lighrs inside the grill are to the outer border of the grill just inside the headlights. Early production models had those lights next to each other in the center of the grill.

[@SGaming-uk8pt]

mcdonalds worker: it will be 18,99 dollars sir rick: alright.... let me call a buddy of mine to come and look at it.

[@caneloalvarez1516]

Expert: honestly Rick I dont see the big mac, the large fries, and the large soda for more than 9.99 Rick: sorry bud best I can do is 5 bucks and Im taking all the diabetes.

[@caseylevins9900]

How much you want? Okay, now I'm going to get my expert to come by with a lower price.

[@roldannogalada852]

10 years old hangang ngayon 16 yearsold na ako nanonood parin ako nito❣

[@bobgutman9691]

Just came across this. I understand the show is for entertainment value but there are so many other more profitable ways of selling a classic than going to a Pawn Shop.

[@TheFoolintherainn]

If you go back over some of these shows - you catch on to the fact that he's got a big client database He finds things for his clients. And when something unique and expensive comes in, he'll call that client before he buys it. chances are he had the Shelby sold before he bought it We're not seeing all the action behind the scenes I remember American Pickers went out to specifically look for a car for Rick and the pawn shop, who brought it to Rick's Restoration to have it done... and I think it was a gift for the old man besides Jeopardy, those are just about the only shows I watch. On the internet. I'm off grid - no TV American Pickers also have clients that ask for specific things - Rick's gone to a coin show just to seek out a specific coin for one of his clients - he takes a finder's fee I do this in business - because if the transaction goes through me twice, I pay taxes twice. So you make the transaction between the original seller and the intended buyer - you simply take the finder's fee The other thing you're not hearing from the sellers on the big items? A lot of these things have already been to auction. They put it on reserve - when it doesn't hit reserve it doesn't sell. The seller did fine - calculate the 30% auction fee, the transport insurance and cost. He got his 100k. He immediately went down to 105 k look at the grin on his face. That's what he wanted Without the hassle or risk the vehicle not hitting Reserve at the auction Rick has a huge database of buyers and sellers - he's better off doing a finder's fee than paying taxes twice, storing it, risking damage, waiting for a buyer... I think he had this sold before he bought it I'm curious as to who's going to inherit that Client List. It's a fun show... Enjoy

[@storytimewithunclebill1998]

Awesome car. Seems like a good deal all around. Was fun to watch. Great video

[@pant104]

This is like the holy grail of Nicholas Cage's car chase scenes.

[@mustardstain504d6]

125 is on the high side for a 350. The comfort weave wasn't the only parts replaced on the interior.

[@iball310369]

"Eleanor" is a customized 1971 Ford Mustang Sportsroof (redressed as 1973 [1][2]) that features in independent filmmaker H. B. "Toby" Halicki's 1974 film Gone in 60 Seconds. The Eleanor name is also used in the 2000 remake for a customized Shelby Mustang GT500.

[@tannerholmes1587]

Rick: "I can give you chumlees meth pipe and a roll of toilet paper. And I'm taking a big risk here."

[@tjp5295]

Tanner Holmes now Rick would be trading the car for toilet paper 🧻

[@345packmule]

😂 hahaha

[@ssrrapper]

3:24 It's gotta be super frustrating to drive behind Rick on the road... DRIVER: "The speed limit sign says 65! Can't you do 65?" RICK: "Sorry, the best I can do is 40 and that's pushing it."

[@gedeuchnixan3830]

I just watched the "McQueen Mustang" before this one where Rick said "68 was the most beautiful" and here it´s "67 was the best year", at least I agree on ´67 being the beast year, I like the 67 Munstang GT and Camaro SS the most by design, right after the gorgeous Type 57 SC Atlantic.

[@Droogie128]

That car is a work of art.