2017 Ford Mustang Shelby Gt350 Coupe 2-door on 2040-cars
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There are faster cars than the Ford Shelby Mustang GT350 and there are, perhaps, a few better handling cars too.
However there is nothing currently on the market that provides a better combination of both attributes at anything
approaching the Mustang's price. More than any other supercar the Shelby feels animate, of being more than just an
assemblage of steel, alloy, plastics and rubber. It's this feeling of being alive, willing and eager, almost as if
it's on the driver's side that makes the Shelby so endearing and gives it such personality - an attribute that's
unfortunately missing from most of today's supercars and which, unlike the Mustang, is why they're not much fun in
everyday use.
This car was delivered with ten miles showing on the odometer in Los Angeles during November 2016 and the balance
of its original warranty remains. The owner is an engineer who is also a skilled competition driver and aerobatic
pilot. He is meticulous in the extreme and it's fair to say that the car is in its original showroom condition. No
one else has ever driven it. The intention was to keep the Shelby for some time and it's only for sale because a
long hoped for car has suddenly become available.
All of the keys and documentation that accompanied the car at delivery go with it and the balance of the twelve
month (expensive) California registration is included too. It used to be expected that California collector cars
had not been driven in the rain but this has been an unusually wet winter for us. Nevertheless this Shelby has only
been driven on dry roads and it really is in the condition that one hopes for yet rarely finds.
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The 10 most likely vehicles to be stolen in 2013 were: