case12
Well-known member
I was reading the SAAC concours classes for the SAAC national this year in California and noticed that they include Boss mustangs. Here is the quote:
"Pre-registration is required for entry into the Concours Show and often an additional fee is charged. Classes, following the National Guidelines, are included for performance cars from Shelby American (and Ford), namely Cobras, Shelbys, Competition Cars (GT40s and original race version Cobras), Tigers (engineered by Carroll Shelby), and Bosses (the Ford derivative of the Trans-Am Mustang race cars developed by Shelby American)."
If a FORD built Boss can be linked to Shelby as a "FORD derivative", then the FORD built GT/CS, HCS (which came from the factory with Shelby parts) should be even more linked to Shelby?
Casey
"Pre-registration is required for entry into the Concours Show and often an additional fee is charged. Classes, following the National Guidelines, are included for performance cars from Shelby American (and Ford), namely Cobras, Shelbys, Competition Cars (GT40s and original race version Cobras), Tigers (engineered by Carroll Shelby), and Bosses (the Ford derivative of the Trans-Am Mustang race cars developed by Shelby American)."
If a FORD built Boss can be linked to Shelby as a "FORD derivative", then the FORD built GT/CS, HCS (which came from the factory with Shelby parts) should be even more linked to Shelby?
Casey