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Shelby Mustang GT350 FIA ex Frank Sytner NOW SOLD - SOLD
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For sale on behalf of the widow of the owner.
The car is available to view in Linneryd, which is in southern Sweden.
Växjö Småland Airport VXO is the closest one with a 37km drive.
There are trains going from Malmoe and Copenhagen as well. Visitors can be picked up at train station and VXO-airport.
Shelby Ford Mustang GT350 1966 (1965) #SFM6S052
This is one of the 252 highly desirable Shelby "Carry over" cars built in advance in 1965 by Shelby American for the 1966 year models so officially a 1966 model but race homologanated as a 1965 car.
These Carry over models were made mechanically as a 1965 GT350 model and aesthetically as a 1966 model. The car has Shelby VIN number #SFM6S052 so it's the early 52nd car of the 252 1966 cars made in 1965.
The car was fully rebuilt between 2002-2004.
Work done by Lars-Göran Andersson and Hans-Erik Johansson. The car was completely disassembled, stripped of paint, and rebuilt with great care to detail and weight. Repainted with original paint codes. Non-load or strength bearing parts have been drilled or otherwise lightened. Exhaust system tailored for this car with sidepipes built and fitted. Two aluminium casings for fuel tanks complete with pump-over feature to enable endurance racing have been installed. Fogmaker fire suppression system installed with two options, just engine compartment or engine compartment and driver’s cockpit.
The 289 engine built by the well known Swedish V8 engine builder Pekka Nyström with 375 bhp at the wheels. The engine was built for reliability and in total accordance with FIA regulations.
Weight, 1130 kg which is close to the homologation weight at 1100 kg. License built roll bar, prepared with an extra fuel tank for endurance racing and heated wind screen. Two carbon fibre bucket seats (very light) with Cobra emblem. Custom car cover with Shelby logo included.
Extensive documentation including a lot of photos of everything worked on during this period and receipts for all parts purchased come with the car.
History:
Previous owners:
1: Richard Leuchner (Noank, CT) 9/66
2: Blue Ribbon Pontiac (Norwich, CT) `68
Larry Singleton (Campbell, CA)
Rod Krieger (Santa Clara, CA)
Bruce Bussert (San Jose, CA)
Edward Brian Woodbury (Goleta, CA)
Charles F. Warren (Palmdale, CA)
John Hugenholtz (Naarden, Netherlands)
Robert Manschot (Paradise Valley, AZ)
Douglas W. Johnson
Frank Sytner (Monaco)
Lars-Göran Andersson (Linneryd, SWE) (Now owned by his wife Ann Andersson)
#SFM6S052 began its life in the United States as a road car and had 7 owners before it began its racing history in the 1980’s, the first to race it was Shelby Mustang enthusiast Richard Leuchner.
The well known Dutch race car driver, John Hugenholtz purchased the car in 1986 and had it converted for vintage racing by renowned race car builders Ed Swart and Dave Drall. Hugenholtz raced the car at Palm Springs 11/90 and at Laguna Seca. Robert Manschot purchased the car in 1996 and raced it in Tour de France and Tour Auto (I've found that Manschot raced in both of these but I am not sure if Tour the France and Tour Auto is the same race?) . Owned by historic race driver and car collector Frank Sytner until bought by Lars-Göran Andersson, who purchased it through the famous racecar mechanic Simon Hadfield in 2004.
It has since been been carefully worked on to bring it back up to full FIA homologation spec and then raced in historic racing on Scandinavian Raceway Anderstorp, Knutstorp Ring, Mantorp Ring, Vålerbanen, Karlskoga Raceway, Kinnekulle Ring, Gellerasen and some others
Lars-Göran Andersson raced it in Racerhistoriska Klubbens (Swedish historic racing club) series and took part with the car in the following competitions in that series.
2007: Gelleråsen, Knutstorp Ring, Falkenberg
2008: Kinnekulle, Knutstorp Ring, Vålerbanen (Norway)
2010: Scandinavian Raceway Anderstorp, Knutstorp Ring, Falkenberg
2011: Scandinavian Raceway Anderstorp
2012: Scandinavian Raceway Anderstorp, Knutstorp Ring
Spare parts:
4 extra tires (Dunlop CR 65) on 7x15” American Racing rims
2 extra tires without rims (used)
Headers
Extra race fuel tank (original lower cover)
Much of the original Shelby interior and trim
Extra leaf springs, rear (original?)
3” stainless steel exhaust system
Extra differential
Extra flywheel
Fiberglass moulds for engine lid, front bumper, rear wings, headlamp covers and more
Engine block (302cc?)
4 spare brake discs (front)
Spare distributor (not FIA spec for 65´historic racing)
a lot more.
Also included if desired are all the parts replaced or removed for weight loss.
Offers over £99000 are invited for this genuine Shelby Mustang GT350 with interesting history which must be sold.
The best offer received by 18.00 GMT on Sunday 8th May will buy the car.
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Click on the link below for more photos.