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Thanks, Dan, for the added info and clarification.

Any chance that's CSX2000?

I agree with Richstang.  I've been to, and driven on, the Dearborn PG many times.  This photo doesn't exactly match up.

Can't swear what it looked like in the 1960s, but judging by the flowers and the curbing behind CS's right foot, I'd guess this was outside a building somewhere on the Ford Dearborn property.

BTW: The photog should have lowered the camera by two inches to get rid of the tree branches from behind Carroll's head and making him look like crazy hair.

Cool car, and girl, for a young guy.   Way to go!

Don't forget the haircut and leather.

I'm guessing, by the haircuts of the young people, around 1966-67.

Thanks for the info, Ned.   Sad ending for all involved.

BTW:  Looks like the car has an aftermarket (Hurst?) shifter and knob.   

I remember watching it first in the early 80s...it was very cool.  I still have a blurry VHS (or maybe it's Beta) dub of it, somewhere.

Or at least the VIN plate is.

I have not.  Many thanks for the suggestion!

My high school pal Phil (L) and me, cruising the town we grew up in (Culver City, CA).  The pastrami at Johnnie's is still as great as ever, too. Nothing has changed about Johnnie's since it opened in 1952.

Phil is the Editorial Director of NHRA's publications, including National Dragster.   

Sweet.

Very cool boat. I haven't seen an early Donzi for a really long time.

Nice touch on the hood scoop!

What's the engine?

Thanks for the head's up.  I saw it there in original release, as a kid.  Would be fun to see it again on the giant screen.

I recently sold a '66 427/425 coupe that I owned since 2002.  Gorgeous from any angle.

Thanks guys.  I know I will regret selling it, but I currently have three more cars than garage spaces, and I hate to pay for cars to sit in storage.