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So did they produce them in batches of the same colors ,looks like about 7 white ones in a row with I think # 0025 in the front
Quote from: 68krrrr on April 07, 2020, 12:44:02 AMSo did they produce them in batches of the same colors ,looks like about 7 white ones in a row with I think # 0025 in the frontWhy would the second car in line have the door stripes already applied, but the others don't? And what part of assembly is being done in that photo?
Quote from: JD on March 22, 2020, 09:06:26 PMI think I recognize the white car on the left, was a pervious owner from near Akron Ohio and worked for Goodyear?Wondered if someone might recognize that script on the rear fender can't quite make out what it says ,super snake maybe
I think I recognize the white car on the left, was a pervious owner from near Akron Ohio and worked for Goodyear?
Why would the second car in line have the door stripes already applied, but the others don't? And what part of assembly is being done in that photo?
Quote from: Side-Oilers on April 08, 2020, 06:00:30 PMWhy would the second car in line have the door stripes already applied, but the others don't? And what part of assembly is being done in that photo? As long as all the additions/revisions were done by the end of the line...did the order matter? (not saying that to be sarcastic - just that if "Ralph" was in the way move to the next car - backward or forward one - to get your task completed)
And an early example of Day 2 LeMans stripes.
Was this a SAAC convention back in the day