Goodbye Carroll Shelby
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Goodbye Carroll Shelby
An innovator and legend is gone.
Not much else to say as his cars speak volumes.
Goodbye and rest in peace.
Not much else to say as his cars speak volumes.
Goodbye and rest in peace.
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Drove a '65 GT 350 for years. Wish I had one now. Still think the GT 40 is one of the handsomest cars ever.
When mentioning Carroll's stats how about seven wives. No wonder he needed a heart transplant!
When mentioning Carroll's stats how about seven wives. No wonder he needed a heart transplant!
Mikey
3/18/1963 - -31-327 factory hardtop express, the only one left.
The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits.
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3/18/1963 - -31-327 factory hardtop express, the only one left.
The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits.
-Albert Einstein
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I used to have a boss that was into old cars. back in the early 80's he told me he could find me a 69 Shelby cheap, but I never took him up on it. I still kick myself for that decision.
Now, a true master is gone. Kids today will never understand what he did or will be able to appreciate it.
Now, a true master is gone. Kids today will never understand what he did or will be able to appreciate it.
1975 FBC BERG1467-315
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