Shelby does it again

[sambrozy]

I just received the current Mustangs Plus sales issue and it has an article on the new Shelby Eleanor. I looked at an Eleanor clone at the Mini Nats built by Brian Lee. It sure was a nice looking car. (Brian built my Mustang GT350 clone). If you are interested in more info check this website www.mustangsplus.com.

[FIA Mike]

Brian owns Classic Motorsports in Sacramento (actually Orangevale). Several of the Nor-Cal SAAC memebers open track cars Brian has built or prepped. He and the "Classic Motorsports" race team will be at Thunderhill Oct. 26-27. Come on out and see the cars run. Stop bye and say "Hi" we all pit together.

FIA Mike
#098 red with white Classic Motorsport '66 GT350 clone

PS: Brian's '65 street legal open track prepped white with blue GT350 clone is for sale. For some reason he wants to build a Daytona Coupe to open track.

[Pete C]

Brian builds all kinds of good stuff. He built my daily driver, a 65 GT 350 clone (see my photo gallery), but he's wasn't happy that I didn't want the racing stripes. I wish the car that I open track handled as well as the '65 Stang. With street cars that perform that well I'm dying to drive one of his race cars!

Pete C

[sambrozy]

Pete,

Your reason to get a mustang was the same for me. I enjoy driving my daily driver heck it could have been another Honda.

Stan

[427Aggie]

The Elenor car is a very very pretty car. But have you looked at the prices!!! If I remember correctly they wanted $80K for that thing without any frills.....thats with a SB boys not the 428 that should be in a GT500...and the price goes up from there...I believe you get into the $110,000 range for a full package....sheeze!!! I would rather buy a 65-66-67 350 or 500 and save the other money.

Its still just a mustang not a shelby.

Matt

[sambrozy]

Yup.....you have early Shelbys and then you have ....they are all still based on another car except his new roadster.