The website that stays on point has another update.
I have added some great stuff...The first GT500 KR, the first GT500, a new dealer article and the best page you will find about 1968 Shelby options.
Thanks for the support.
www.thecoralsnake.com ( to come in the front door )
www.thecoralsnake.com/new ( the executive entrance if you have seen it all )
Pete, Great update as always. thanks for all you do for the hobby
Pete i dont see any mention about factory headrest option in the 68 option section. My old loaded KR had that option and its on the buildsheet and all the paperwork and marti verifed it so was it special ordered for someone special that we all know HAHA?
Ed, you are special.
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Pete, great work as always on the new additions ! In the updates for Koon's Ford, the section on the decal, maybe this has already
been pointed out ? the first image of the dealership at night, the first '65 GT350 on the left, looks to have steel wheels in the front
and Cragars on the back ?
Mike
I've taken the liberty of including your image ;)
I never noticed that, something looks funny
Pete Thanks for another great update
I always appreciate the recognition. Thank you all that help.
Awesome as always!
I find this fascinating - the dash emblem on #56, the first GT500 'vert, was obviously designed around the more rounded snake design.
Would love to know the story as to why the snake was changed for the production emblem, which no longer follows that contour.
Great stuff!
- Phillip
(http://www.saacforum.com/gallery/134-120721081522.jpeg)
Pete, I absolutely love when you add new stuff and especially period pics. Best web page out there. I noticed on the KOONS link in your pics one Koons ad mentions mink stoles and MIDGET Mustangs and you ref mink stoles and "mini-Mustangs". Sign of our times in the politically correct spectrum.
Pete, I assume you or an owner of #56 have contacted the original owner? A people search shows him in Highland Mi(age 70s).
The complete ownership chain was documented
Yes, he was contacted