Only they're tweaked up to 325 HP.

 

I was in Denver last week and saw them. No one was with me but I had my camera with me and set the timer to get a shot with one. Love the grille and the hood!

 

Humm and I was told yesterday that only 86 or 8800 were to be built the first year , maybe the other 200 or so were all Hertz ! and don't they sell them after the first year or so ???

 

They built 500 Hertz Shelby's . I rented one ( #283) last Thursday in Vegas and took it out to the Shelby plant in Vegas. I had alot of fun with it!! The crew came outside and took some pictures with the car. Pretty cool.

 

I was lucky enough to get ahold of one of the ten rentals in orlando. mine was #177, and while on the way out to a friends wedding in cocoa beach my wife and i saw another one! It was headed east on a access road that runs parrallel with the bee-line. it was awesome to see what it looked like in full stride. i want to personally thank the makers of the GT-H. if it wasn't for them my wife would probably still be on the fence about me purchasing a mustang.

 

I'm off to San Diego in the morning, with a reservation on a GT-H for $99/100 miles per day. I could only get it for two days. The rest of the trip is with a V6 Vert for $49.95/unlimited. Am I excited? God yes (probably more about the hood, go figure).

 

I just spotted four Shelbys at the Hertz in Orlando today, including one "slightly" used one that had been returned just minutes before i got there (hood was still warm) and looked "slightly" used. Beautiful.

 

Don't flame me. But frankly I don't see what all the fuss is about. It's a nice car. But essentially it's only a GT with some bolt-on parts from FRPP. I mean most you guys here in this forum have better cars than the GT-H.

 

Hello Neil
It does look good and sounds great. I know the difference in hp doesn't seem like much. The lower rearend must help, but I guarantee it will put a smile on your face.
Mark

 

It's a nice car. Don't get me wrong. I enjoy the pics and videos. I appreciate everyone's time in capturing these moments.

Here is a hypothetical question...If Hertz offered to sell you one tomorrow at a no haggle price of $36,000. Would you make any changes to it or leave it original and pristine? I can see where one might want to leave it as is and not mess with an original.