Hi Joe,
Had I not found one in Canada, the U.S. would have been my next avenue. Don't forget that the U.S. versions are actually cheaper to purchase (if taking into consideration the current exchange rate of 17 to 19 cents on the dollar). The U.S. MSPRs start lower than the Canadian MSRPs, but that fact applies on any other vehicle produced and sold in the U.S. However, knowing that the Canadian versions were going to be that much fewer in production numbers, I really had my heart set on a Canadian version for both the exclusivity and collectability of these cars. I plan on driving it for the 6 months of good weather (basically between April 15th through to October 15th) we have in Calgary and storing it over the winter months.
If you are interested, back in early July, I had a dealer in Alberta (Cam Clark Ford in Airdrie) try to sell me the owner's 2007 fully optioned, red coupe with white stripes (#1 allotment at the dealership) for $75K. I was just about to ink my signature on the contract and hand over a certified cheque when I got 'the call' from New Brunswick. I decided that I could wait 2 years and save my $18K+ (I bought a used 2002 Jimmy 4x4 in excellent condition for $12K cash which I can drive all year round - this will be my winter and bad weather driver while the Shelby enjoys its rest). If you are willing to pay that kind of money, It may still be available. I'm not sure where you are from, but if you are interested you can google the dealership to get their phone number.
Again, good luck in your search.