So its all guessing about this car ??!!! The story in Mexico is that the Shelby de Mexico S.A. was just a shop that sold tyres and Shelby parts (lo mejor en llantes y accesorios para automovil). The so called Shelby Maverick is just a Maverick with off the shelf (mock up) parts from Shelby, like leftovers from Mustangs. Cilinderheads with the logo, emblems etc. One side i hope this is not true and that it really exist offcourse but because the lack of proof............
Sooooo .......... what your saying is that .................. the Shelby Maverick is not real. I am now very sad.
Yeah, that car does look good. If I had to gripe about anything I see in that pic it would be the font they used in the rocker stripe, if that. The TA scoops look fine, but I think what really makes the car are the flares around the wheel openings. They might be a little bigger than I'd do, but they're a big step in the right direction. That's the only serious body modification I've ever considered doing to mine, and I may yet do that one day if I ever get to the point where I'm fully taking apart the car and going after the body with a grinder, welder and torch. I've always thought the wheel openings on Mavericks looked a bit weird and out of place compared to other cars of the time.
Well technically it looks like it was built using a Comet GT, unless the Mexican Mavericks used the Comet front end. Might just build me one out of my extra Comet. It's a nice clean look. - Matt
They are from the front fenders of a Pontiac Trans Am and they are release vents for underhood heat Check Ebay
