Just found a copy of this in a thrift shop..Had a copy back in the day that seemed identical..Was this only printed once? Only date I can find is a 1981 copywriter.Is that when these were printed?
I recall hearing at least two printings were done.
I have a First Edition I bought NEW. It has a list of Shelby Parts used for each Model Year and, if I am not mistaken, it shows all GT 350 model Years using the Aluminum "T" Oil Pan.
Can you post a pic of the book?
Here is my copy -
- Phillip
(http://www.saacforum.com/gallery/134-040219180657.jpeg)
Copies are available on Amazon
That's classic...no pun!
Who is the "Crazy Eddie" on the front!?
Stephen is that you!!? :)
Howard "I didn't do it" Pardee
Love the jacket!
Quote from: stangman39 on February 05, 2019, 08:57:28 AM
That's classic...no pun!
Who is the "Crazy Eddie" on the front!?
Stephen is that you!!? :)
I believe that's Howard Pardee.
That is Howard in one of his Coast Guard Band costumes. The '65 is his. The two '66s are Kopec's and Inglese's. The '67 is Dave Mathews. The house is Inglese's. The neighbors must have loved him. Leaving must have been like a Leman's start?
That sure must have been fun making that pic! I love it!
My original is signed by both. Rick used that pic during a slideshow at one of the NE Regions Xmas party.
M.
The cars from left to right are Howard Pardee's 5S350, Rick Kopec's 6S118, Richard Leuchner's 6s2143, and Dave Mathews' 1967 #2115.
Steve
And written on the windscreen of Howard's 65 is ?"cream puff" love it
Quote from: SFM6S087 on February 06, 2019, 02:25:19 PM
The cars from left to right are Howard Pardee's 5S350, Rick Kopec's 6S118, Richard Leuchner's 6s2143, and Dave Mathews' 1967 #2115.
Steve
Kopec's was 6S118W at that time. Anybody know about that rare day 2 modification?
Quote from: 98SVT - was 06GT on February 07, 2019, 03:59:31 AM
Quote from: SFM6S087 on February 06, 2019, 02:25:19 PM
The cars from left to right are Howard Pardee's 5S350, Rick Kopec's 6S118, Richard Leuchner's 6s2143, and Dave Mathews' 1967 #2115.
Steve
Kopec's was 6S118W at that time. Anybody know about that rare day 2 modification?
"White shoes." Cragars with the chrome rings painted white, and the inset area on the spokes painted black. I still have the poster.
Steve
Kopec's role model was Billy "White Shoes" Johnson. I didn't realize Howard's too? Who knew? :o
I remember watching Billy "White Shoes" Johnson play for the Houston Oilers. Wide receiver and kickoff returner. Certainly fun to watch.
Steve