Nassau65
CCCUK Member
I remember seeing a new 68 in Lendrum and Hartman, I thought it was so cool and futuristic looking.
And that new thing called a T-Top was ultra cool to a car mad nine year old.
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And that new thing called a T-Top was ultra cool to a car mad nine year old.
Mr. Cricket
Committee Member
I've always admired this shark tribute at the Nationals
Oneball
CCCUK Member
Assuming its not real that’s a very close replica of a Greenwood Turbo.
Nassau65
CCCUK Member
It would look much better if the light bottom colour graduated into the darker colour much like the original. Yes, harder to apply but well worth the effect.
Nassau65
CCCUK Member
Bill Mitchell certainly liked his cars ( and his fishing)
Here’s the 1967 that he’s bought for his wife, with very subtle paint additions.
427 motor, factory bolt on’s and side exhaust. Nice.
By all accounts he followed it down the production like to make sure it was built right.
Here’s the 1967 that he’s bought for his wife, with very subtle paint additions.
427 motor, factory bolt on’s and side exhaust. Nice.
By all accounts he followed it down the production like to make sure it was built right.
Mr. Cricket
Committee Member
Still around?
Nassau65
CCCUK Member
Oh yes, was sold a couple of years ago by one of the major auction houses, can’t remember which one off hand