GT/CS Origins.....

[Canuck CSter]

Members,

This will be my first real question in 5 yrs, so don't be to hard on me...

Is the GT 500 Notchback Prototype.. That is listed on Shelby
America official production numbers for 1968, Our Little Red.


Thanx's

Dale R

P.S. Good to read that Paul is offering the opportunity for the members of this site to have alittle input into his new book, as well as the potential design of the new 200x CS
if there is one built..

Damn he's good to us.. Sure the SAAC could take a few lessons from him.

 

[case12]

I am not an expert in this area. Only from what I learn from Paul. But from his books I see that Little Red is denoted with GT500 and is noted as in the SAAC registry, and Green Hornet is denoted with EXP500 and is noted as in the SAAC registry (per Pauls book). Casey

 

[PNewitt]

>This will be my first real question in 5 yrs, so don't be to hard on me...

>Is the GT 500 Notchback Prototype.. That is listed on Shelby
America official production numbers for 1968, Our Little Red.

Thanx's
Dale R


...Why, Dale!...That question has got to be the most ridicul.....oh, wait!

Uh, why that is the most perfect question to ask! Why, yes, the Li'l Red IS that same prototype as listed in the SAAC Registry!

Thanks for your comments! As always, I can't say enough about how great you all are to me and my work. It's because this Mustang has hit a chord with all of us, and it's from that appreciation personally, that I wrote those books--and did the registry. The benefit is how well it has been received--especially now!!

I'll pass on the comment to Rick Kopec at SAAC.... :

Thanks again,

Paul N.