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ABOUT TEAM SHELBY 01/01/2007
Member Benefits: First, there's the Team Shelby swag. No other club packs your membership kit with more than Team Shelby! Whether you are a renewing member or new to the “family” of Shelby enthusiast worldwide, our goal is to help you enjoy a high-octane lifestyle! From a Unique Membership Card, Team Shelby Calendar, Team Shelby Hat, Team Shelby T-Shirt, Windshield Cling, Team Shelby License Plate, and Lapel Pin - the contents of your Team Shelby Membership Kit more than pay for your membership alone! In addition, your membership includes: Exclusive Access to Team Shelby Member Forums 10% discounts at Carroll Shelby's Stores in Las Vegas and Los Angeles (present current member card for discount) Driving Experiences Invitations to Exclusive Team Shelby Member Events Insider information from Shelby American Affiliate Partner Discounts Updated January 2, 2019. Team Shelby Club 2019 Team Shelby Membership Kit Please note that membership contents are subject to change. Team Shelby was designed and engineered by real enthusiasts inside and out of Shelby. Team Shelby was originally formed in 2008 by Carroll Shelby. He wanted to create a club for people to truly enjoy their cars. He knew the world had changed, and he wanted his companies to meet the needs of the new generation of Shelby owners. His vision was to knit together those people with the owners of early Shelby's and give everyone fun new ways to experience their high performance vehicles. Mr. Shelby imagined a place where owners could talk about their latest conquests at the track, swap stories, share photos and learn new ways to hot rod their cars! He wanted to link all of the enthusiasts into one "dream garage"... thus, Team Shelby was born! Team Shelby has many free, open access forums, news sections and member only areas dedicated to the community. In addition, Team Shelby has a full series of events for 2019, which include VIP Experiences, track days, National & Regional gatherings, cruises, car shows and more! Ownership of a Shelby is not required to be a member. The club is dedicated to serving all Shelby enthusiasts past and present including those that own cars built in the 1960's and Shelby Dodges too! Carroll Shelby (Team Shelby Member #001) said: "We built Team Shelby for anyone who is passionate about Shelby cars! We’ll have a blast and we'll do it the Shelby way! Yearly Membership Rates U.S. $49.99 | Canada & Mexico $59.99 | E.U., others $65.99 Join the Team Shelby Club click here to choose a Team Shelby Club subscription package. Membership Kit Arrival Your Team Shelby Club membership kit and I.D.card will generally arrive within 6-8 weeks. Need Help? Email Brianna: e-mail her here. -
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Out of curiosity what month/year did you purchase your GT500? We also need to factor in that Ford also built over 10,000 GT500's that first year. While I certainly can not speak for Ford I'm confident Ford will not be building over 10,000 GT500's this time. Glad a list worked out for you, but in my opinion for every one that a list worked out there are 99 others who the list didn't work out. Steve
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I took the average of the two deposits, $1,750.00 and multiplied that amount by 455,000 deposits which comes to 7,962,500.00 which I rounded up to an even $8 million Please note I used US dollars and not that Canadian stuff Steve
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Would you provide more details on what you mean by "don't see anything on 2018 Super Snake"? Are you asking about owner participation here on TS? Are you asking about media, ie magazine articles, tv shows/commercials? Are you asking about specifications? Let us know and we'll try to answer more specific questions for you. Steven
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Just think 455,000 people put down $1,000 or $2,500 down just to "be put on a list", thats like an 8 million dollar free loan to Tesla to use as they please.
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I'm guessing Tony didn't put down a $1,000 bucks on a Tesla
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In my opinion "getting on the list" is a complete waste of time. Unless you have a signed contract being on a list means absolutely nothing. Do you really believe a dealership is going to turn down someone standing in their showroom, looking at the GT500 that just rolled off the delivery truck, who is asking to purchase the car right now? If you believe the dealership would tell that person no I won't sell you the car right now because I have a list of names who may or may not buy the car, so you sir can put away your checkbook as I have a list of people to call. Just my 2 cents. Steve
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Its all about liability, we live in a litigious Country. Pilot pre-production/prototype cars are normally crushed, donated to schools, shipped out of the USA, sold to Ford employees, anything except someone from the general public. That is why Tony mentioned these cars selling for more money as they were not supposed to have ended up in someones garage. Steve
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All of the above and the even more important is the liability the manufacturer would assume if they sold a true prototype vehicle to the general public.
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All auto-manufacturers destroy vehicles especially when a new vehicle is introduced as they need to get the assembly line workers familiar with the new build process. I would never want the first vehicle built on a reconfigured assembly line with a new team of workers. Keep in mind there is a big difference between the first car built and VIN #0001. Try a Google search for the term "pilot cars". Also try a search for trade schools, donated cars. Steve
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There was an "engine" in it as it drove up onto the auction stage.
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Here's a question you should ponder, why was the hood of the B-J auction car never opened?
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The Dupont website says it comes in both an aerosol or liquid. While I'm sure it would temporarily quiet the squeak I'm not sure it has the staying power like a thick polyurethane grease would. Just a personal opinion and each owner can certainly choose what they feel is best for them. Steve
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Not sure on that. In my opinion I would stay with a name brand product that specifies for poly urethane bushing use
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When choosing a "host hotel" for the Vegas Bash it is always a compromise as some folks want a 5-star luxury resort where others want the lowest priced accommodations in Las Vegas. The TS staff then has to factor in hotels that have banquet rooms and ample secured parking not just for cars but also for attendees who bring a trailer/hauler with them. We then have to take into account the hotels proximity to Shelby American and whatever track we have rented out along with ease of access to the hotel. Host hotel suggestions are always welcome but we have to realize not everyone will be satisfied so all we can do is compromise on the wants & needs of our guests that will hopefully satisfy the majority of them. I should also mention, especially for any first timers, the host hotel is not mandatory, you are free to stay where ever you like. Las Vegas is a big town with plenty of options. Steve
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I counted 30 of the 2016 GT-H's for sale.
SAI-Steven replied to QuickSilverShelby's topic in Shelby GT-H (2016 Coupe)
Besides a reputable body shop one could always look for a quality car wrap shop as they spend all day working with stripe like material. Steve
