Posted By:	Frank Kocour
Posted On:	Thursday May 10, 2012 at 10:00 AM
Message: A signature from a significant public figure might add to the rarity and value of a car, especially if they don't give out many autographs. In the case of Carrol Shelby, there are so many copies of his signature out there that the signature adds nothing of value to anything - unless the item itself is rare or unique. Anyone can buy Carrol Shelby's signature and have it placed on anything except a blank check. I don't think Carrol even personally signs anymore. He probably has a stamp made for that purpose.

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Autographed diecast ? by Thomas Talevich #42641

A signature from a significant public figure might add to the rarity and value of a car, especially by Frank Kocour #42641.1

Thanks , I feel the same way, by Thomas Talevich #42641.1.1

I do have a New 1/18th T-Bird that was signed by Bill Ford Jr across the trunk (EOM) by Mark Millar #42641.2

That is probably worth something as Bill Ford did not sign everything in sight. I don't want the by David Hosea #42641.2.1

I'm not an autograph seeker but my youngest brother is. He only wants them by Steve Jacobs #42641.2.1.1

Wet Blanket! LOL The enthusiasm is overwhelming! Geez! you know I had to say that! (EOM) by David Hosea #42641.2.1.1.1

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