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Started by Chris Thauberger, May 09, 2019, 06:24:30 AM

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Video: Gold Concours GT500
Article: Pursuit of Gold

Chris Thauberger

Life is 1% what happen to you and 99% how you react to it.



Video: Gold Concours GT500
Article: Pursuit of Gold

Chris Thauberger

Life is 1% what happen to you and 99% how you react to it.



Video: Gold Concours GT500
Article: Pursuit of Gold

Chris Thauberger

Life is 1% what happen to you and 99% how you react to it.



Video: Gold Concours GT500
Article: Pursuit of Gold

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Bill Collins

Quote from: Chris Thauberger on May 09, 2019, 06:24:55 AM

This artwork was used by AMT models as the box art for the original issue of their '68 GT500 kit in 1968. The artwork setting is an actual place - the entrance to the Turf Club at Hollywood Park thoroughbred horse racing track in Los Angeles. The piece was likely inspired by an early '68 Shelby promotional photo taken there in the summer of 1967. That photo can be seen on the Styles Collection web site - the link is https://stylescollection.zenfolio.com/p359848467/h6d40915#h52cabbb

This kit also contained a record of Carroll Shelby narrating driving a lap around Riverside Raceway in the '67 Super Snake GT00. Here is a link to hear the record:
https://www.discogs.com/No-Artist-AMT-Presents-Carroll-Shelby-And-The-Sound-Of-The-Cobra-/release/872553
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Quote from: Bill Collins on May 09, 2019, 10:55:54 AM
Quote from: Chris Thauberger on May 09, 2019, 06:24:55 AM

This artwork was used by AMT models as the box art for the original issue of their '68 GT500 kit in 1968. The artwork setting is an actual place - the entrance to the Turf Club at Hollywood Park thoroughbred horse racing track in Los Angeles. The piece was likely inspired by an early '68 Shelby promotional photo taken there in the summer of 1967. That photo can be seen on the Styles Collection web site - the link is https://stylescollection.zenfolio.com/p359848467/h6d40915#h52cabbb

This kit also contained a record of Carroll Shelby narrating driving a lap around Riverside Raceway in the '67 Super Snake GT00. Here is a link to hear the record:
https://www.discogs.com/No-Artist-AMT-Presents-Carroll-Shelby-And-The-Sound-Of-The-Cobra-/release/872553

bill, thanks for the info. knew i had seen it somewhere else

let me click on brians site, thanks again
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propayne

#7
Ewww, this thread is right up my alley.

In fact, the first two posts are scans that I made from my collection. The first being a Ford Annual Report and the second from an issue of Sports Car Graphic. That Cougar illustration is a two page spread and it took me awhile to remove the "gutter" in Photoshop.

Speaking of AMT box art, below is a scan I made of an original illustration that I couldn't resist purchasing when it became available.

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President, Delmarva Cougar Club - Brand Manager, Cougar Club of America

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propayne

Quote from: tesgt350 on May 09, 2019, 12:02:40 PM
Quote from: Chris Thauberger on May 09, 2019, 06:24:30 AM


Any Idea about the 508 on the back of his Jacket?

I think the setting for that illustration is some sort of a horse show or competition and the # on the jacket has to do with that.

- Phillip
President, Delmarva Cougar Club - Brand Manager, Cougar Club of America

propayne

#11
One of my all-time favorites - more than likely a George Bartell.

- Phillip

President, Delmarva Cougar Club - Brand Manager, Cougar Club of America

propayne

And we wonder why the average car enthusiast thinks the '67 Shelby's came with Le Mans stripes...

- Phillip

President, Delmarva Cougar Club - Brand Manager, Cougar Club of America

JD

Phillip thanks for the two '67 ad illustrations, the second one is clear enough to see the upper scoop lights on the two Shelby's.

'67 Shelby Headlight Bucket Grommets https://www.saacforum.com/index.php?topic=254.0
'67 Shelby Lower Grille Edge Protective Strip https://www.saacforum.com/index.php?topic=1237.0

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Quote from: propayne on May 09, 2019, 11:36:48 AM
Ewww, this thread is right up my alley.

In fact, the first two posts are scans that I made from my collection. The first being a Ford Annual Report and the second from an issue of Sports Car Graphic. That Cougar illustration is a two page spread and it took me awhile to remove the "gutter" in Photoshop.

Speaking of AMT box art, below is a scan I made of an original illustration that I couldn't resist purchasing when it became available.

- Phillip


Living RENT FREE in your minds

All Time Post Count King !

Home of the "Amazing Hertz 3 + 1 Musketeers"

FL SAAC Simply the Best, much Better than ALL the Rest.

I have all UNGOLD cars

I am certainly not a Shelby Expert