2004 Competition Orange Cobra
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Why? Do you own a museum?
I’d drive that Cobra as much as possible. It’s too beautiful and awesome to let sit in a garage.
Well, YES.
I'm sitting on a Rosemist SHO. One of 58 ever built according to my report from Ford, 'signed' by John Coletti assuring authenticity. I bought it in 2005 with 68k and it sits with 75k now. Won "Best of SHOw, popular vote in 2006 and SHOw Gold in 2007 at the SHO National Convention.
Now that we have established rarity and quality, what is a 1965 GT 350 R Shelby going for these days? I know, they only made 51 but it is the closest production number I could think of off the top of my head to match my SHO production number.
I've got 3 other lesser value SHO's that I DD, so it's not like I am denying myself anything.
That Cobra is rare assed sh!t and already worth way more than my SHO ever will be, probably. So yeah, I'd have trouble reducing the value of it by putting miles on it.
I'm sitting on a Rosemist SHO. One of 58 ever built according to my report from Ford, 'signed' by John Coletti assuring authenticity. I bought it in 2005 with 68k and it sits with 75k now. Won "Best of SHOw, popular vote in 2006 and SHOw Gold in 2007 at the SHO National Convention.
Now that we have established rarity and quality, what is a 1965 GT 350 R Shelby going for these days? I know, they only made 51 but it is the closest production number I could think of off the top of my head to match my SHO production number.
I've got 3 other lesser value SHO's that I DD, so it's not like I am denying myself anything.
That Cobra is rare assed sh!t and already worth way more than my SHO ever will be, probably. So yeah, I'd have trouble reducing the value of it by putting miles on it.
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