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	Shelby Automobiles, Inc.
		Are you an adrenaline, balanced-performance, leave 'em in the dust, Shelby junkie?
		All you need to be on our Team is the love and passion for the man and his cars that are the icon of American muscle and performance.
		Shelby Automobiles, Inc. will celebrate the 40th anniversary (1967-2007) of the Shelby GT500 Mustang with a limited edition upgrade component package.
	www.shelbyautos.com (238 words)

	2005 Cobra Shelby Concept
		The new Ford Shelby Cobra concept marks the latest step in an exciting evolution of Ford concept vehicles, with an evocative design, bonafide performance credentials and — thanks to engineering as nimble and efficient as a sports car — a level of feasibility that is already close to production-level.
		Shelby may have started late, but he was a winner from the beginning.
		Shelby first installed the Ford "side-oiler" 427 engine in the Cobra in October 1963, but the combination of this powerful engine and the rear leaf-spring suspension made the car treacherous to drive.
	www.stangnet.com /2005shelbycobraconcept (1683 words)

	The Shelby County, Ohio Web Site homepage
		Shelby County was established in 1819 with Hardin serving as the first County seat.
		The name Shelby came from General Isaac Shelby, an officer in the American Revolution who was noted for his bravery and honesty, and was elected Governor of Kentucky.
		The 420 square-mile county is a blend of agriculture and industry giving Shelby County a stable economy.
	rd.business.com /index.asp?epm=s.1&bdcq=Shelby&bdcr=4&bdcu=http://www.co.shelby.oh.us/&bdcp=&partner=2662601&bdcs=nwuuid-2662601-56338D74-FB1D-01AF-E723-3885AA175BB6-ym (202 words)

	Handbook of Texas Online:
		Shelby County (F-22) is on the eastern boundary of the state, in a bulge of the Sabine River that separates it from Desoto and Sabine parishes in Louisiana.
		Shelby County was never occupied by Union forces, and thus escaped the destruction which devastated other parts of the South.
		In 1982, 44 percent of the land in the county was in farms and ranches.
	www.tsha.utexas.edu /handbook/online/articles/view/SS/hcs9.html (2725 words)

	Congressman Spencer Bachus - Shelby County Page
		Shelby County was created by an act of the Alabama Territorial General Assembly on 7 February 1818, from former Creek Indian territory ceded in the Treaty of Fort Jackson on 9 August 1814.
		Originally, Shelby County was one of the largest counties in the state.
		Shelby County is one of the four counties that comprise metro Birmingham.
	bachus.house.gov /HoR/AL06/The+6th+District/Shelby (233 words)

	Bringing Up Shelby (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Shelby took advantage by sitting on their laps, and alternating between trying to take a nap, or snag some food.
		I've been keeping a log of everything Shelby eats, how much, whether or not she had Benedryl, and what the reaction is. I think the Wellness Chicken Kibble allergy theories are sound.
		Shelby is hungry so she'll eat it, but she obviously doesn't like the new food as much.
	winniewong.typepad.com /shelby (709 words)

	Richard Shelby - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Shelby began his legislative career as a member of the Alabama Senate in 1970, serving until 1978, when he was elected to the House of Representatives from the Tuscaloosa-based 7th District.
		Shelby served on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence from 1995 to 2003, stepping down because of a Senate rule limiting committee terms to eight years.
		In the Metroplex of Dallas–Fort Worth, Shelby is known for the Shelby Amendment, a law he sponsored that eased some of the restrictions placed on Dallas' secondary airport by the contentious Wright Amendment.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Richard_Shelby (1370 words)

	History of Shelby--Shelby, North Carolina: A National Register of Historic Places Travel Itinerary
		The town of Shelby, named for Isaac Shelby, the Revolutionary War hero of the battle of nearby Kings Mountain, was officially incorporated by an Act of the Legislature in 1843 as a circular town extending one-quarter mile in each direction from the public square.
		Civic pride grew in Shelby, and by 1897 the Masonic lodge, the YMCA, the Knights of Pythias, the Woodmen of the World, and the United Camp of Confederate Veterans were flourishing organizations within Shelby.
		Shelby, today, is still a courthouse town; its economy is based on diversified industry and cash grain farming as well as on general merchandising.
	www.cr.nps.gov /nr/travel/shelby/history.htm (1517 words)

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