SAAC Forum

Quote from: SNAKEBIT on November 26, 2018, 09:17:24 PM
Mark, where is your post of your white car with the red interior. I've never seen a Shelby with a red interior. Do they have a name for this red, like they did with the white in calling it Parchment? This red interior was only available on the '69-'70 models?

The red was called Vermillion.
Max

Will check when we return fm SPI.
Max

"Duel carbs".  Never seen a pair of carbs fighting it out.
Max

Thank you.
Max

Noticed the black-headed rivets; when did they switch fm regular silver?
Max

That should be a ban-a-ble offense.  No need for that.

I figured someone would come up with that. 
So much for a lower point in Shelby history. 

https://www.facebook.com/BPerfTS/videos/2244806402418067/

Thanks Woody.  Just missed that debacle. Served on her 70-'71.
Max

Allow me to clarify; I was not responding to Phillip's post.  He snuck in between Pete and me.
😊
Max

Yes, that's correct and it's surprising they used those parts versus what we called "c"
molding used in the aftermarket vinyl roof installs.
Max

Pete, is the molding for the fake top original Ford or aftermarket?
Hard to tell fm pics.
Thanks,
Max

Quote from: gt350hr on August 17, 2018, 10:45:17 AM
   That is it!

Great ship I was fortunate to serve  on; CVA43 USS Coral Sea.

Max

Chances are the cushion frame is okay. Seat back lower curved arms and
Lower center section are bent. Best way is remove upholstery and lay frame on
Flat surface and straighten accordingly. Heat may be needed.

Max

^+1 same orange adhesive underneath gas cap emblem.
Max