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So cool to see period dealership photos in color no less!
Thank you for sharing.

Let's hope he's honored at some events next year when he would have turned 100

I'm coming in from Boston. Word on the street is Nick G. is picking up the tab at Gibson's Steakhouse...what are you hearing Brian?

Love the snakelike front end treatment!

Negative...definately not Tasca.

Looks like guys at the forklift are both wearing masks so within the last year

That photo was not taken at Al Grillo Ford...I live about 5 miles from the original location which was on S. Common St. in Lynn, Mass.

How times have quickly changed...if you ever showed up at my old high school in the early '80's in Everett Mass. in a lowered Honda or something of the like, you would have been stuffed in a locker by the kids who were loyal to American muscle...just sayin

Does anyone know if this car will be shown at the MCACN show in Chicago this year?

Beautiful car Rubin!...any happy and safe miles to you

I agree Peter L. ... there but for the grace of God go we. Regardless of insurance payout you can't put a price on hours that you toil with these cars to get them to look/run good. Hope it never happens to me.

Elvis' live version of "Polk Salad Annie" performed live in Vegas circa 1969 0r 70 is just great!

So nice to see this. I live in Massachusetts and work for a college in Cambridge so you can imagine what I'm up against

But he did take safety precautions...plastic was laid down so he didn't get salt on his clothes

It is so nice to see that George Dedekian (age 98 and original '67 GT-500 owner) is still with us as noted in the fall edition of the SHELBY AMERICAN.

I haven't seen him in many years but he and his late wife Eleanor were a driving force along with the late Dr. Bob Kerwin ('66 SHELBY #144) as they were the SAAC reps here in New England for many years. George's '67 is pictured in the old SHELBY BUYERS GUIDE wearing the Massachusetts plate HSSSSS. Wishing you many more years sir.