Great looking car that I lusted for in my youth.
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I feel the same way about Cobras. The 289 Cobras drive better than the 427s, IMO.
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Is that a vinyl top?
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DneprDave Well-Known MemberSupporting Member
I used to work at a place where there was a husband and wife who had matching GT 350s. His was a real one and hers was a replica.
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^^^ :lol:
I love that car, except for that vinyl roof. First one I've ever seen like that. -
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Yes I agree with you, but since it's not my car I can carp about the roof. :smilewinkgrin:
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Here is the other car I shot that day, but couldn't post until now. It is a 1966 GT350 Convertible, one of only four convertibles for 1966, and the only convertible in that color.
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Pebbles or not I've never liked vinyl tops. Guess some vinyl salesman dreamed them up. Maybe if they called them leatherette tops. :wink:
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"This car started out as a fully complete 'K' code fastback model that Carroll Shelby acquired from Ford instead of a partially built car as was the norm. Because of this the car differs from the usual production Shelby GT350s especially the blue vinyl top. This was done as an experiment but when it was finished Carroll Shelby hated it and it never became an option." -
The vinyl top was not done by Ford or Shelby. It was done afterwards, but was on the car when it hit the streets.
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Dave.0 Helix & RMW PoweredLifetime Supporter
I like old Rustangs but I am more into 68 Camaro's and Chevelle's.
That is a nice GT 350.