I'm fighting with myself on whether I'm getting it in black or a really cool blue (completely ignoring the fact that I don't have the means to buy one)...
I'm currently looking to buy the 67 GT500 that FMC makes, yes i know there not an "original body" but that doesn't bother me none, just having an official Licensed 427 stacked 1967 Shelby GT500 in my driveway speaks volumes that I can die peacefully too. ;) super excited!!!!!
It's great that you are resurrecting these mustangs but for that kind of money I would expect better paint work. Pause @ 2:17 and look at the orange peel around the shelby emblem. Look how distorted the row of lights or whatever on the body line below that. The paint at minimum needs sanded and buffed. The crash work I do for insurance looks much better. Sorry, just my opinion.
Oh my god I hope this company is in business for decades. Because it might take me another five years but I want me 1 of these cars
I'm fighting with myself on whether I'm getting it in black or a really cool blue (completely ignoring the fact that I don't have the means to buy one)...
Outstanding!!!
Love Mustang Eleanor 😘😘😘
I'm currently looking to buy the 67 GT500 that FMC makes, yes i know there not an "original body" but that doesn't bother me none, just having an official Licensed 427 stacked 1967 Shelby GT500 in my driveway speaks volumes that I can die peacefully too. ;) super excited!!!!!
Shame the prices have had to go up about 100k since this was posted
Why does one need to buy a car from companies that do not provide after sales service or advice considering they're not cheap to buy.
Large sacks
lamborghini who???
Lol
Depending on the model I can buy a real Shelby for less than that!
Nope
It's great that you are resurrecting these mustangs but for that kind of money I would expect better paint work. Pause @ 2:17 and look at the orange peel around the shelby emblem. Look how distorted the row of lights or whatever on the body line below that. The paint at minimum needs sanded and buffed. The crash work I do for insurance looks much better. Sorry, just my opinion.