just saw a BJ auction 67 shelby mustang GM listed on ebay,numbered #175.

can this be right?

Was it from Series 2? I'm guessing it must have been, as the run for that one was 10,000, making for 200 GM's.

Its BJAB ser. 3 that the Shelby Gt-500 are in!!!!

Yes it can be right, with runs up to 10,000 and 2% GMs in those runs there are 200 of some GMs.

With #175, I was assuming it was the Boss 429 from Series 2. If it isn't a typo on the part of the seller, I'm not sure what's up, as 140 is the generally accepted production number (from GL no less!).

no,its a series 3 bja 67 shelby mustang.

supposed to be 7,500 prod run. making 140 GMs

i contacted the seller to make sure it wasnt a typo.we'll see what they say.


said auction in case anyone else wants to inquiry.

http://cgi.ebay.com/GREENLIGHT-GREEN-MACHINE-1967-MUSTANG-SHELBY-FASTBACK_W0QQitemZ250191941999QQihZ015QQcategoryZ2 23QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

no,its a series 3 bja 67 shelby mustang.

supposed to be 7,500 prod run. making 140 GMs

i contacted the seller to make sure it wasnt a typo.we'll see what they say.


2% of 7,500 is actually 150, but that's still below 175. :D Sorry I know, math major here. It'd be interesting to find out GLs take on this numbering issue.

As an aside, isn't $140 a bit much for a car that has 150-200 issued? Seems like a bit much to me.

I do not think the GMs are individual numbered, I think they just fall in the range of the total run.

i dont think its really that far out of line.think about it if it was a hot wheels mustang limited to 200.seems now theres atleast 100+ serious GM collectors and more all the time.
look at the treasure hunt camaro,for example 10,000 of those. its easily sold 200 times over $300 now.if anything buying them now might be the thing to do.
last year all mcg mustangs were around 100.now you cant touch one for under 200 or more.

gerald-new GMs are seperately numbered from the regular run.

and update,seller says it indeed is #175
so greenlight just how many are there???