He was a one of a kind for sure.

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/12/sp...ies-at-89.html
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I never realized he was one of the longest, if not the longest, living heart transplant. He lived 22 years (1990-2012) after the transplant.
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RIP Brother. Your skills will be missed.
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Rest In Peace
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He made a great, respected name for himself. I'm sure his influence and example will continue in the world of motorsports for years to come.
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R.I.P. Mr. Shelby
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:-) His cars will forever be classics. One of the ones I've always dreamed of owning was the 1965 GT-350.
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RIP Carroll Shelby. The 427 Cobra was probably one of the greatest sports cars ever made.
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RIP

His cars are already classics, but his legacy is forever.
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:-):-):-)
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Carroll was a close friend of my brother-in-law's (passed) Dad, and a good friend of my bil's family. He'll be sorely missed. I just told his wife, she didn't know (we've been at a wedding). I'm sure my BIL will be upset when she gets home, I'm sure he knows by now.
Carroll led an incredible life, for sure. He was one good dude.
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farewell...
always a big fan of american muscles...
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RIP...
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RIP Mr. Shelby...

This man was ultimately responsible for sparking my interest into classic mustangs a few years ago when I attended the Carlise, PA All Ford Nationals event. So many awesome cars that came from his mind...

His influence will live on for generations to come...
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Another American legend passes on. RIP Mr. Shelby.
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