Random car pictures

[98SVT - was 06GT]

Does any one know the numbers for regular Mustang fast backs (not Shelbys)  for '67-'70

Mustang was Ford's fastest seller to hit 1 million sales - - - until they introduced the Fairmont.

[propayne]

The 1962 Ford Cougar 406 was a concept car for the Thunderbird built by Dean Jeffries for Ford Motor Company. The futuristic build featured top hinged, electrically operated Mercedes 300 SL-type gull-wing doors, [1] and headlights that were concealed in the tips of the front fenders. The car had covers in front of the headlights that rotated down.[2] Power came from a 406 cubic inch V-8. The engine developed 405 horsepower and 448 pound feet of torque.
Link to the info about this car:
https://kustomrama.com/wiki/1962_Ford_Cougar_406#Cougars_and_Mustangs

If that was supposed to be a forward-looking design to 1962 (and as a T-Bird to boot) Dean sure put a lot of mid-50s lines and touches on it.

According to some reference material I have the initial design sketch was created in 1954 by a J. R. Samsen and then built by Jeffries. The actual design of the Cougar concept doesn't look like Dean's work to me.

Car reportedly still exists and is owned by a collector in Canada somewhere.

- Phillip

[tesgt350]

Was this a real 67 Shelby and if so, is it still around?

[honker]

Some stuff I have in my files, looks like it's still around, judging by what looks to be current photo. Also one or two vintage shots, it

had some adventures along the way 

Mike

[honker]

One more, at Irwindale, with the old man's signature.

Mike

[FL SAAC]

1962 London Motor Show

what am I ?

[tesgt350]

1962 London Motor Show

what am I ?

1963 Cobra Chassis.

[FL SAAC]

1962 London Motor Show

what am I ?

1963 Cobra Chassis.

we have a winner  ! here's your trophy

p.s. don't tell Argentina who you got it from

[TA Coupe]

Was this a real 67 Shelby and if so, is it still around?

If it weren't around you know who would find it before long.


         Roy

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[honker]

What's  the story here ?

Mike

[Don Johnston]

That rig and contents  looks like it would work for Cobra Automotive.

[tesgt350]

What's  the story here ?

Mike

I know several people who will get together and hire a transport to haul their Cars to the Big Shows the Fly out and Rent a Car there then ship them back and Fly home.

[honker]

I wonder when the photo in reply #3970 above was taken ? What about the security aspect, and possible damage to cars on an

open trailer, that wouldn't happen today.

Mind you back in the day that's how it was, here's an image of F1 cars at Watkins Glen in the 70's.

There was a Can-Am team 60's who the owner of said we would leave cars on open trailers in motel parking lots, and nothing

would go missing.

Mike

[honker]

This pretty neat  might have been here before ?