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Tim, Did you get a ride in a P-38?

...Well, here are some "cousins" exceeding 400 mph with V12's :-)

Scott, Why do you torture me like that?? Indeed, the Hurricane was the main reason for success of the battle of Britain, but the Spitfire was more sexy and thus, received more credit. That's a beautiful specimen!

Thank You :-) This one had a 351C w/ Ram Air. I'm not sure the 390 was still available in 1970, or was that just in Mustangs?

Donna, we're going to frame that one & hang it in his room like so:

...Oh, and Loomis offered a little more than a live band and BBQ ;-)

Here's a few more Fords at the shows including a "real" Shelby Cobra...

...And what a nice '66 it is; 289 4v and solid as a rock! I really hate to see it go! In addition, here's a few more photos of TJ. This was the first car show where he got to drive alone and the '70 Mach was significant because he learned of it being for sale at this same show three years...

Sharon, Wow! Thanks for the photos & great time yesterday! I sure love driving that snappy li'l 66 of yours :-)

Marty, the only drawback is that you don't dare run your dust mop across the car after sitting for an hour or two like at most shows. The micro-droplets of pine sap from those trees tend to smear while contaminating your mop. A role of clean towels, detailing and window sprays and about...

My C-code has one as well. 'Looks to be original & the same vintage as the driver's side, but I can't swear to it...

Many interested people stopped by with stories ranging from a GT/CS recently given to a couple in Yuba City they wish to restore (gave 'em Ron's business card) to a seemingly knowledgeable guy who inspected a neglected R-code GT/CS owned by an old couple in the Bay Area who is a neighbor of his...

...The winning Mustang at Roamin" Angels was an immaculate S-code fastback with a "trunk option" Tri-power intake and carbs. Of interest also was a '67 T-code fastback. There were many gorgeous Mustangs there with around 800 cars total :-)

...with Renee's Stevenson Special, sister Sharon's '66 coupe, my white J-code and '70 Mach I . After spending a delightful day at the Roamin' Angels car show in Grass Valley, we proceeded to Loomis for another show where Renee and I both won awards :-) My son, TJ drove the Mach solo to Grass...

...Indeed! Just the latest of many insightful ways that people here celebrate these magnificent cars! Cory's book and Jon's calendars were a huge hit today along with Don Potter & Paul Stevenson (inspired) diecast models. What better way to compliment the GT/CS and its owners!

Karen and Ralph, What an incredible honor for all of us that would be! We haven't come up with a precise itinerary as yet, but Sunday, Sept. 27th will be the main day for all of us with Cory. Rob will be here on Friday as will others and whatever your schedule - we would love to spend time...

...Yeah, well it's all your fault...... ;-)

Well said Renee...and Gosh, how positively fabulous this is going to be!! And YES! - All CS.com members are SO welcome!! Okay, so now we're planning an entire weekend of fun and fellowship (and driving:-) with the big day being Sunday, Sept. 27th and an official Book Signing ceremony with...

...Tonight Rhonda. ...and I was also referring to Rob's post (humorously;-) Boy, I'm sure enjoying reading about everyone in Cory's book! 'Haven't put it down since it arrived two hours ago. I love how many people write as they speak and you can actually "hear" them talking as you read :-)...

...DD, I second Steve's remark! My books just arrived!! Couldn't wait to show the neighbors and can't wait to take it to town tomorrow! To Cory and all who contributed - FABULOUS!!!!!!!!!!