GTP Cool Wall: 1967 Shelby GT500

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1967 Shelby GT500


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I know, I just wanted to answer that Ganon's question.
 
Not a huge car nut like a lot of posters around here... but is there a single Shelby car that isn't at least cool?
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Darn it Tornado! That was another car I was trying to forget about and then you had to bring it up.
 
I think this is a neat car, and is one that any car enthusiast would respect if they see, and a regular person would just see it as a cool old Mustang. The GT350 would be subzero, but this only gets a cool, albeit a very high cool.
 
I like that Focus :cool:

(please don't hit me :nervous:)
I wouldn't hit you for liking a not so popular car, I actually like the Focus aswell. Of course, I'm kinda crazy about the Ford Focus in general.
 
I like the Shelby Dakota....
 
Cool.

I prefer the camaro over it though
 
^^^I actually never knew that existed. What the hell is under the hood?
 
^^^I actually never knew that existed. What the hell is under the hood?
IIRC the have NO drivetrain mods so a stock 318 or 360.
 
BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.


What did they do it then besides some stickers...
 
BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.


What did they do it then besides some stickers...
That was it beyond a aftermarket steering wheel LOL it was the '70s after all.
 
American car, so seriously uncool.

And just like I took issue with the "V8 is best talk" in the other cool thread, here we are again. More baseless trolling logic to make a decision in the cool thread. No surprises here.
 
The car that took Shelby from racing to marketing. Still cool, but it sure as hell is not cool like a GT350R or Cobra.

Small blocks hitting 8,000rpm+ ftw.

Altough awesome video, your comparison is moot. There were GT3350 street cars, and there were GT500 race cars. Comparing a street car against a race car is absolutely off.
 
Altough awesome video, your comparison is moot. There were GT3350 street cars, and there were GT500 race cars. Comparing a street car against a race car is absolutely off.

No, my point is not mute. This is a subjective comparison, and I'm merely comparing a Shelby I think is "sub-zero" (GT350R) to one that barely gimps out of "meh" because the GT500 was the point at which Shelby become more concerned with image and marketing [and money] than racing. Also, I'm not really aware of any serious competition history of the GT500, I have always perceived it as purely a street car.
 
Any Mustang (sans the Pinto chassis ones) will get the instant freezing freshness from me.

(Biased SomeDude is biased)
 
Yes. Just so much yes.
 
GT500 intended usage and sound:
*snip - driving on the street

GT350 intended usage and sound:
*snip - racing on a track

Small blocks hitting 8,000rpm+ ftw.

This. So much this. I'd rather have a GT350 any day. Just like I'd rather have a first-generation Camaro Z/28 instead of an SS, or an AAR 'Cuda instead of a Hemi (thank you GT6!).

I'd love just one of them to buy a Mercury Cougar instead, but noooooo.

Yes. A kid I went to high school with drove a Grabber Blue '68 Cougar. I would have taken that car over a Mustang any day.
 
I immediately thought of that guy when he posted :lol:
 
I immediately thought of that guy when he posted :lol:
When I said "Just look at it. Sub zero." I was referring to the '67 Shelby GT500. What did you think I meant. A Shelby is generally cool provided it is not some piece of crap with a Shelby badge stuck on it with traditional Shelby garnish.
 
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