Has a looooong history of putting out terrible quality work, most famously a Camaro whose body kit was attached with wood screws.
He used to have a shop local to me that has since closed, I am pretty sure all of his work is being done out of mexico now.
Shelby has a deal with wilwood to put the shelby name on them, so they probably get them cheap. They will start with a non brembo car so they just toss the stockers away and put the wilwoods on for cheaper than starting with a brembo car.
My dad owned a '66 GT coupe when I was in elementary school, eventually replaced it with a '69 mach 1 428 that he still owns when I was in middle or high school I believe. He has since built a '66 fastback that I helped quite a bit on, so I was basically born into mustangs.
I have owned an '89...
who cares, its just shelby slapping on other companies' aftermarket parts and calling it "special"
shelby american has NOTHING to do with new car development at ford (gt350 and gt500)
I agree which is why my likely decision to get an ecoboost over the V8 has never been motivated by sound. The modulars in my opinion just dont sound nearly as good as the pushrod 5.0's. Luckily ive got a classic 302 in a car :D