tarafied1
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clone of Little Red
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but to ragtops concern, it wasn't marketed as a Shelby. So I don't think anyone is saying it is a Shelby. But there were actual Shelby coupes sold as Shelbys with Shelby drivetrains, suspension and so on. They were in Mexico but still full on Shelby coupes with all the fiberglass front and rear and stripes and the whole works. The Shelby coupes that raced Trans Am in the US were Shelby's without the bodywork of a Shelby but still Shelbys.the california special was developed by the shelby american division of ford motor company, remember that ford bought shelby in 67 and moved production to detroit.
A lot of people haven't I guess. They were not promoted in US and I believe not many have made it North of the borderNever knew of the Taco Mustangs.