[twobjshelbys]

Originally Posted by RodKnock

Yes, the Registry is clear. And you're wrong again. You obviously haven't read the Registry and then you have the audacity to tell others, like Ned and I, that we haven't.

The company isn't the same as the company in the 1960's. In the late 1990's, Shelby American experienced difficulties, aka, cash flow problems. A company called Venture Industries purchased 75% (A MAJORITY STAKE) of Shelby American. Shelby retained 25% and was able to continue production of the CSX4000 replicas. The new company name was Shelby Automobiles. The cash infusion also helped the Series 1 production. And around 2003, the new company went public as CSBI, Carroll Shelby International.

So STOP saying it's the same company. It's not. Read page 710. And the gap in production was from roughly 1965-1995 or 30 years.

Different materials, different companies, 30-year gap and they're sold as kits, not complete legal and register-able cars like in 1965. Not genuine, not authentic, not a real Shelby. REPLICA!

Bzzzt. Shelby has operated and fontinues to operate under the same manufacturers license. Same company.