Visiting family in Pittsburgh I stopped at a dealership that had a GT-H in the showroom. They stickered the car at 78k. A lot of money for a rental even.

 

thats just not right...stupid DRC (dealer rape charge), greedy dealers.

 

The only stupid person is the one that pays the money, not the one who asks for it.

 

My Ford dealer has one now @ 79K with 8700 miles on it.

 

No way in Hell I'd pay that money for that car.

 

thats a lot of money! but thats what most the ebay prices have been running to! but unlike GT500 production 7000 to 8000 2007 Shelby GT projected production 10,000. The 2006 Hertz Shelby GT-H only 500 ever to be made! These truly are collectible!

 

Collectible and have had the living tar beat out of each and every one!! I just love the video of the guy who hooked up a bottle of Nitrous and took the car to not one but two different drag strips trying to squeak into the 12's with it!! yeah, I'll take two and tack on an extra $40 GRand while your at it!!

 

The one I saw was pretty well worn. The dealer wasnt taking very good care of it as it had fingerprints and new scratches all over it. The vinyl stripes up front were peeling and most of the colors on the grill tribar pony had been worn off (car was locked so i didnt see the interior or miles). I have no doubt the value of the car will skyrocket in the coming years, and down the road that 78k will generate a very large return. But for twice the price you can get a 1966 GT-350H thats been fully restored.

 

These Ponys road hard you bet! and so were the original 1966 GT350H's they even had engines stole and swapped out of them !