Random car pictures

[propayne]

A friend of mine who has a XR7-G show unit that was on display at the 1968 Hemisfair in Texas has been conducting research and came across this site:

http://digital.utsa.edu/cdm/

Some of you historians, when you have time, might want to poke around there. I believe there were some Shelbys on display too.

Here is a pic my friend found of his G. It was on display in the Ford Pavilion.

Look to the far left and it looks like a MkIV was there.

- Phillip

[propayne]

Here is a pic of the Shelby on display at the 1968 Hemisfair.

- Phillip

[propayne]

Went back and checked out the Revs Institute - man, that place is amazing.

https://revsinstitute.org

Saw this pic in the prints for sale section.

Anyone have info on this Shelby - a '67 outfitted for competition?

Sebring?

- Phillip

[Bigfoot]

That car is 2367
The only 67 Shelby ever built with any serious racing history that is "in era" and documented.

Pages 1203-1205 of your 2011 Registry.

[GT350DAVE]

You mean #2369.

[Bigfoot]

You mean #2369.

I stand corrected.
Maybe I'm getting older....

[427heaven]

Biggie-I bet your not to old to do a tail kick flip right?    

[Bigfoot]

I will still go  To a modest skate park yes.

[427heaven]

When I think back when I first started skateboarding they were wood decks with clay wheels. Things have sure changed-

[557]

When I think back when I first started skateboarding they were wood decks with clay wheels. Things have sure changed-

.   Still have a wood deck with clay wheels,plus everything that came after...The early stuff is weird to ride...Things have improved immeasurably..l

[Karguy]

Circa 1976. A picture of my car, 6S281 on the right. 6S282 on the left in Albuquerque New Mexico where they were both sold new at Richardson Ford. My buddy David bought 282 from the original owner, we were quite shocked to find they were consecutive serial number cars. I would love to know where 282 is today.

[Bigfoot]

Cool photo

[tesgt350]

Circa 1976. A picture of my car, 6S281 on the right. 6S282 on the left in Albuquerque New Mexico where they were both sold new at Richardson Ford. My buddy David bought 282 from the original owner, we were quite shocked to find they were consecutive serial number cars. I would love to know where 282 is today.

Why was the GT 350 removed from 282?

[FL SAAC]

who dat

better yet who done dat

[557]

who dat

better yet who done dat

.  Ah yes....painting in the great outdoors without a worry or care in the world...(until you hear the neighbor firing up his leaf blower).