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I think the buyer on the 2011 got a deal! Total price with buyers premium was $58,300. for the 2011 qnd $71,500, for the 2014. The green color is my least favorite of all the colors offered...…….."I don't want it green"

Gabed1972 post is similar to the way I felt when I was a senior in HS in1978...……….I wanted a 69 or 70 Mach1...………..I didn't want a 71-73 and definitely didn't want a 74-78. I loved everything about the 69...……….So I bought a 1969 Acupulco blue .Mach 1 390 4 barrel...…………..Wow what a car to have when you're 17 years old. I would still rather have a 69 over a 73 or a 65. Now, I like the 05-14 models more than the 2015+ but the newer models are growing on me. Time will tell on collectability of these newer cars. For now...….we should enjoy them!

I think its crazy that you noticed me leaving Columbus...………..I have always wanted one of these since I saw one in a Ford showroom in 2008...……...Its a really nice one owner car with 35000 miles...……...Im planning to enjoy it! cheers

Yes......…You are correct....……..Purchased this car in Columbus Wednesday and drove it 800 miles back to Alabama on Wed-Thursday...…………..26MPG driving 75-80MPH!!

I agree carnut. Maybe the R here stands for Ripped...….Ripped off!

Car was listed as a 2011 Shelby GT350R with the following description Lot #511 - This 2011 Shelby GT350R Fastback, CSM00029, was ordered new on January 22, 2010 from Shelby Automobiles. This real, Shelby-numbered GT350R was the recipient of the new Shelby hand-built 5.0-liter V8 R-option engine that produces 624hp through the chrome polished Whipple supercharger, backed by a 6-speed manual transmi

2019 Barrett Jackson Auction : 2011 Shelby GT350R {8200 miles) CSM 0000029 sold for $82,500 in no reserve auction . Seems I have read on a previous post that someone said that SA didn't sell a so called R model for 2011. I don't know for sure, might have been something added by SA after the fact.. Maybe Steven can tell us!

I wonder what it would cost if you had to buy one from SAI ………$$$$$$$$$$++++++

That is a great looking GT350.....Great purchase!

I really like your new GT350...….I saw it for sale and wanted to buy it ( it was a great deal) but I don't have any garage space left! I have a 14 GT350 fastback and it also has a 525hp whipple My advise is for you to drive it awhile before you make any changes. My car has plenty of power and speed! My personal opinion is that you decrease the future value of the Shelby cars if you modify them from stock. What part of mississipi are you in? Im in Mobile Alabama, Enjoy your new Shelby!

I have read that the 624hp whipple SC was not warranted by SAI and the 525hp whipple SC had a one year warranty from SAI. I have a feeling it wont be covered under warranty because of the age of the car. Ford 3yr/36 month warranty covers the Ford/Mustang components from the time the car was first titled.

OK......these last two 2011 GT350s were sold at BJ Scottsdale auctions in 2015 and 2017.

Hello 66GT........where and when was the auction for these two 2011 models?

Results of auction on these 3 shelbys, 2012 GT 350 $57,200. 2011 GT 350 $72,600. 2012 GT 350 Conv. $63,800. Prices include buyers premium Seems like prices holding ok for now.....these are great cars for this money!

All three cars are selling at no reserve (lot 1261) 2012 Shelby GT350.....(lot 1473) 2011 GT350 and (lot 1477) 2012 Shelby GT350 Convertible (blue), It will be interesting to see the $$$ they will sell at! I would kinda like to have the blue vert! I wished I lived closer to Arizona...would be fun to go!