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Looks like pictures taken of a magazine, not of the actual car. Casey

To add to the differing opinions - I have the sequential LED Mustang Project tail lights and love them. The question of the board covering the reflective surface is a good one, but I found it didnt matter because the LEDs are so much brighter, they dont need the reflective surface the old...

Hi Jim, I was the one that had the custom frames made for the GT/CS and HCS group for us to help show off the rarity of the car and hopefully spark discussions at shows. I already have strangers ask me in parking lots about the "One of 3867" which is a great conversation starter. That said, I...

I put a message in to Kevin Marti to see if he can tell us. Casey

Well, I finally got my GTCS out yesterday. It hit the 80's here in Chicago (but went back down to the 50's today). The thumbs up on the road, and the smell of oil and gas just make it all worth while (my wife says it stinks, but she doesnt get it). Someone asked me about my license frame...

Scott, really nice and rare car! Thanks for sharing the pics with us. What mods have you done to the engine? That cant be the original oil pan I see peaking out from below your car...:cool: Casey

Wow! We should put this thread in the Restoration Reference forum so for everyone to reference in the future. Casey

Will there be a photo stop somewhere at the speedway during (or before/after) the track run to have your car photographed there? Casey

Hi Scott, if you have a friend with a digital camera, they can take pics and email them to you or one of us and we can put them in the gallery. Just a thought... Casey

OK, forgive me if I get this wrong because I know we have discussed this many times on the site, but would'nt the VIN be stamped on the back of the block behind the intake? I know early cars did not necessarily have this (my original 289 does not have the VIN stamped on the block - mine is a...

Welcome to the forum John. It is a great family of CS and HCS lovers. Not too many original R code 428CJ's though - you have a rare one. Scott Adams has an R code, a CS, (he joined us last year) and Bob Teets has one, a HCS, (he is the registrar for the HCS and has been around a long time)...

With all the documentation on this car, the shape it is in (it looks concourse), and the previous owner from this site vouching for it, this would be a real nice car for a CS lover. Casey

The Hertz Shelby looks really good. I love the hood. Casey

Thanks for sharing the pictures with us! This is the first I heard that the hood scoop would be optional. Did you talk to the drivers? Casey

I sent you a private message (PM). Hopefully we can connect that way. Casey

Rex, thanks. It was a lot of work, and a lot of fun. Mostly I enjoy getting to know many of you through your letters and emails. It is nice to be part of such a great group of people and to contribute to "showing off" our special breed of Mustang. Casey

Not for the faint of heart - BIN $299. Casey http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/New-Original-1968-Shelby-Mustang-Hood-Pin-Kit_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ33693QQitemZ8050692185QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWD1V

Congrats on the T-code. Nice Car. A little TLC will have her looking very nice. Are you thinking of going original, or modified? Casey

Thanks for posting us on these. Shaping up into a very nice looking car. I will be interested to see other colors. Casey

Dad had more cars than I can remember, but the one's that stand out: 1934 Ford Truck chopped and channeled (today they would call it a rat rod). 1963 Impala Convertible 1968 Cadillac Fleetwood (a boat) - which I took to high school and totaled by hitting a 1955 chevy belair (the chevy was...