Jim Morrison's '67 Shelby GT500: got SN?

[Historybuff]

I viewed three recent articles and one of them has this number. Doesn't seem long enough to be a SN.

B1555 792

All three articles said he trashed the car mightily but I still think if it was found it would be worth more than the average one because it belonged to a big name in entertainment.

[Bernica]

So, did someone find it?

[Historybuff]

I think when some large gathering of '67 owners is held someone will remember where it was last seen.Maybe someone who was a "roadie" traveling to set up the stage, remembers. I worked in West Hollywood in the early '70s and remember seeing celebrities trash their cars (Sonny Bono abandoning a Ferrari 250LM, Gardner McKay letting his Rolls Royce rot, etc.)

[Bernica]

Originally Posted by Historybuff

I think when some large gathering of '67 owners is held someone will remember where it was last seen.Maybe someone who was a "roadie" traveling to set up the stage, remembers. I worked in West Hollywood in the early '70s and remember seeing celebrities trash their cars (Sonny Bono abandoning a Ferrari 250LM, Gardner McKay letting his Rolls Royce rot, etc.)

Ask Phil Spechter (well, I think he's in jail). He had one in his collection along with the old Daytona that came out a while back. Believe it or not, it was my gardener that told me about what was still up there and said there was still a few nice rare mustangs up there. They maintain the property. Happy hunting!

[twobjshelbys]

Originally Posted by Bernica

So, did someone find it?

no

(But the post monitor said I needed more words)