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As Bob said, the VIN's on the aprons were not changed.  They are unmodified and have 69 #'s. The door tag and dash VIN's are 70's.

Paradise Wheels in CA

Quote from: A-Snake on May 19, 2019, 07:44:39 PM
I wonder who bought this? https://www.mecum.com/lots/RM0519-382844/hurst-dealer-board/

I've had a 488 that has been in a car for almost 30 yrs. It has a Barry Grant carb and runs spot on.
Tremendous power and torque......about 600 of each.
The engine is old school from 1990.
We use the car at the track and beat the hell out of it.
Today one could easily add the roller cam set up and make it even more powerful and reliable.
A rocker arm broke once. Dove's service and knowledge was great.

Best of luck with your decision, Dove has a vote here.

Steve...........change it up a little and I think you're the winner

He who enjoys his toys the most wins!  Nancy and I had a blast following you in the Adirondacks. That sir is living!

Steven Juliano may have curated and/or certainly lamented on his cars as much as anyone.....I miss that guy....Godspeed Steven.

There really are so many, Drew Serb, Lynn Park, etc.

Sorry for hijacking but you have enjoyed your car pal.

Fred

Steven Juliano collection......Mecum auction

Savy collectors will be shaking their piggy banks

Records will be broken

The 1997 registry allowed you to look up an owners name and it listed which car/cars that person owned with the current owner being in bold. That went away with the last round of registries.
For those that have the new registry, what do you like/dislike or is different in the 2019 version?

They aren't.....unless a spectacular car.

RM just sold a Balmoral Gray car, a very pleasing and uber rare color for just under 125
https://rmsothebys.com/en/auctions/az19/arizona/lots/r0087-1964-sunbeam-tiger-mk-1/731574
The car presented very well in person

sent you a pm

Just bought an S code 4 spd car......hopefully will be able to sort a few things out and get some miles on this summer

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1968-Ford-Mustang-GT-CS-390-S-Code-4-speed-A-C-/123301874139?nordt=true&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.m43663.l10137

Quote from: honker on January 07, 2019, 11:01:23 PM
Interesting read on this GT/CS.

https://www.msn.com/en-ca/autos/enthusiasts/the-dollar7000000-mustang/ar-BBGjdY1?li=AAggFp5&%2525253Bocid=mailsignout

A great story......it just sold on Bring a Trailer

It had some really strange modifications.....the front end has the craziest helper springs.....it had one of those old style pick up bug deflectors, mounted in aluminum rail.....sadly it was removed.....almost as unique as the owner was.

wild louvered hood scoop and regular hood pins

gotta love the black!!!

Are the relays available anywhere?

Are 68 the same as 69-70 Shelby?

Quote from: acman63 on December 30, 2018, 09:44:27 PM
I can think if more than 10 of these cars that are far more desirable and rare than this car

Not a 40 but not far off.........and one of the most incredible stories in car world
https://petrolicious.com/articles/this-lola-mk6-gt-prototype-made-the-first-ford-gt40-possible

https://us5.campaign-archive.com/?e=8589de2fe9&u=db3f33528e1496a2ba58ad3c9&id=18db12370b


It's on sale now......only $11 million

I'll take two!!!!