Hidden 41 Years In A Nebraska Barn – 1967 Shelby Mustang GT-500
Hidden 41 Years In A Nebraska Barn – 1967 Shelby Mustang GT-500
Help – need a dual four intake, 2 x 4 carburetors, Cobra oval air cleaner, wheels – any 1967 Shelby parts- Contact me at 806-236-3681 or jerryheasley@gmail.com
Sending this video to Stephen Pearcy from Ratt he’ll get a kick out it 🐀 🎤
Congratulations Jerry! I love watching your stories. So glad you found and purchased your dream car.
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Incredible find with incredible people. Please keep us updated on the restoration!
Umm well it’s been 2 months…what up with the project?
Very cool find and this helped me prove to My older brother that a 1967 Ford GT can and does have a cobra model
If that many people showed up to my house the price would of tripled
A true barn find! I hope you find a 67 model engine and tranny for the ole boy!
What a wealth of knowledge amongst these guys!
One found less than an hr away! Crap!! Oh well, could not afford anyway. Best of luck with parts hunting and the re-build!! Please keep us posted and thanks.
Its never outin the middle of ,,no where,, Thats an insult to some car savers..
I remember when I was 17 my friends neighbor. Had a. Maroon 67 GT 500 I asked if I could. Buy it he said 6,,000 I was making 126.00 dollars a week so I messed up that deal, IFF ONLY.!!!!
I met a fella on a motorcycle ride in Illinois if I remember right with a beautiful mustang in his small historic gas station/ garage . He had all kind of Carol Shelby pictures and autographed items as they were friends. Moonshine mustang was his car and he showed magazine articles on it .Awesome back story I found out.
I’d like to see the combine trailer their dad built ?
I was in university in Baltimore in 1967 and rented a Shelby from Hertz and took it out on the Beltway up to 105 mph, got scared and slowed down… but what a thrill. Good memory watching this
Badass! Can’t wait to see the video when the Brother are doing a buck fifty with smiles on there faces !
Are you looking for another 67 Shelby and a 66 fast back, there is 2 complete car’s from what I can see at the house we just purchased it came with the property
It’s a Ford! POS Ford!
Cool. Neat story and break down in this video but what a pile of junk.. lol. So no original sheet metal, engine or tranny. And some scattered parts. a neat find. kind of. lol.
Awesome show. Loved the presentation from start to finish even though I am not a car guy. Just a well defined documentary presented in an enjoyable eye-popping format. Good Luck with the restoration.
I have a block not far from you
Who and why would anyone put the parts hidden like this
Excellent article 😅
Congrats everyone
Livin the dream ❤
Y’all are sick and pitifully…
Please keep us updated on how you get on with your restoration
Never park your convertible under your hardtop/sedan. My neighbour bought a GTO and a Mustang convertible and had them shipped from the US. When he received the shipping container he found they had parked the GTO on top, and the beautiful white interior of the cabriolet was a write off due to oil leaks.
Superbird still faster( 200 mph car) and sweeter. Scat pack foreverrrrrrr! SCATTTTT!!! Nobody is badderrrr than
Richard Petty The King!!!
Not even Carroll Shelby.
Really cool to see a guy who is so well versed on something like this. Dude really knows his stuff.
Wow! That’s one heck of a barn. Those aren’t found very often and if they are it’s usually a pile of scrap. Congrats!! I would love to see a walk around video when it’s completed.
Happy for u
Great video…my first car, new 1969 Mach 1 351…light yellow…white interior…didn’t have a lot of zip…I would liked a 289 HP.. Look forward to your restoration…
Wish I could find my 1979 Z-28. It was factory ordered. 350 V-8, 4 speed, Aluminum wheels, Positraction rear end…Cheers to the ones that find those great old cars…
so how much was it?
Wow this guy knows everything
Amazing find!
I love watching Jeff in action! Congratulations! Looks like a fun project. It will be an awesome day when the brothers can experience driving this Shelby!
Why was the car all disassembled!?
I find videos like this to be incredibly fascinating. Thanks for sharing.
At the end of the day its just another Ford.
Great video!
WOW. Plaza Fiber Glass. That is a shocker, supplying parts to Ford. In the 1970’s I worked for Mack Truck Canada. During that time we brought on Plaza Fiberglass as a supplier, to make hoods. My dad had a Chev Vega with rusted out front fenders. I talked to the owners about making a left and right fenders. No Problem. Within a short period of time I was the proud owner of two Plaza Fiberglass fenders, in primer. Brought a can of paint and on the afternoon shift, the fenders were painted. A week later the fenders were on the car. My dad was thrilled.🦊
Nice find
I have no idea why this story would come to my page, being a women who isn’t in to cars, although my husband is an auto painter, neither of us care for it as a hobby. That was so much fun to watch, the history and knowledge of it all. The man who assessed it really knows his stuff! The men who sold it were so nice and I wish you all the luck with your dream car! I hope I get to see it when it’s all done! I do appreciate a great paint job along with all the other work !
Marty is a great guy…
There’s an 67 SS Camaro here in Kotzebue, it’s disassembled sitting behind somebody’s house on front Street. I remember seeing it all my life and the old man says he’ll never sell it. It’s a pity to just see it sitting there.
I see I have a new channel to follow, I want to see the progress of this restoration – great Mustang!!!
Congratulations! The thrill of the hunt! So cool you could gather up the A Team to help.
Wow. Good on ya, Jerry.
I worked at a Ford dealership outside of Philly in 68 and 69. We had a bunch of 67/68 Shelby’s we couldn’t sell. They sat on the lot until the summer of 69 and they were wholesaled out to a buyer in Arizona. I remember them loading 13 of them on the transport.