Mecum Auctions: 1965 Shelby GT350R Prototype sells for MILLIONS | Motorsports on NBC
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- The 1965 Shelby GT35-R Prototype, otherwise known as the "Ken Miles Flying Mustang," sells for $3.85 million at Mecum Auctions in Indianapolis. #NBCSports #MecumAuctions #Mecum
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Mecum Auctions: 1965 Shelby GT350R Prototype sells for MILLIONS | Motorsports on NBC
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Was in the stands when this car sold. The sound gave us chills
That car should be in the shelby museum!🥰👍
I agree with this
Glad there are rich people out there to by this stuff.
That sound!
I'd rather listen to the car running.
Awesome car, great history. Needs to be in a museum.
Best sound ever
Amazing car guys love it
Well it is evident how the auctioneer over exaggerated some of the facts, like the cars racing Provenance and the number of cars produced just to boost sales. But as far as mustangs go this is a truly rare piece, simply considering the fact that it was driven by Ken Miles, and also is a COMPETITION version of the already capable gt350. Just hope the new owner will campaign the car in a few historic races or other track events without turning into a typical garage queen.
간지나네 dreamcar
They love the face gear.
Daily driver, Not.
The front tires are too big they're going to rub on the on the tire walls/fenders
McPherson struts increase in neg camber and positive toe when compressed. Its fine. Double wishbones would be a problem.
this is the first mustang to win a major race. it's fine
This video for Shelby guy's like myself just shows that a real gt350 R model is way more valuable than a clone.I hate it when people try to say they can build a super snake themselves a lot cheaper. Well the answer is NO. A real super snake is way more valuable than a clone
Obviously not...
@@barrystein8834 then I guess there's no suspension because there's only about a half inch of room between tire and Fender are you tell me going around the corner that's not going to rub yeah okay
Should have bought fifty C8 Corvettes instead lol
Truth !
The gt350r has more history than any c8 corvette will ever have
@@i3ertram530
Definitively not worth that much but it is a legendary car.
@cheeriobox5385 - You are entitled to your own opinion, as are others who may think it's worth more!
LIMIT-UP OF VAINNES .... SOME PEOPLE DIE FOR FOOD
That will never change! Does any of your money go to feed those people? Poor, meaningless comment, sir.
over priced