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This may be old news to some. My apologies, if so. Good footage for all us old guys from the early days of Shelby American.

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Has anyone seen/received a map of the Indianapolis Speedway with indicators for SAAC track entry, registration, parking, etc.?
These have always been very helpful in the past.

Hi Howard,
I have a friend who is installing a new Shelby-style steering wheel on his '65 Mustang fastback. It is not a "Shelby clone" or replica, just a
nice driver. He wants to install a toggle switch for the horn, like the '65 Shelby. Do you have any suggestions where he can find information
on routing wiring, where to tap into existing, color of wires, etc.?
Thanks,
Tom Honegger

Just being curious here, has anybody seen/heard where and when the convention will be this year?

I have the tires that came on my 2019 Mustang GT PP1 for sale. They are Michelin Pilot Sport 4s, sizes: 255/40ZR 19 (front) and 275/40 ZR 19 (rear).
I bought the car new, have 4100 miles on the tires, no track days or extreme use. Like new condition. I switched to an all-season tire for vacation drive to Florida in March. One tire had a small nail hole repaired professionally and
have driven 1500+ miles since then, no problems.
$450 plus shipping or come and get 'em. Selling as set only.
PM if interested.

Open Track time

I've always enjoyed reading and seeing photos of the classic Cobras and Shelbys on road trips. The two gentlemen from Australia that chronicled their travels in the Shelby American, driving a '67 GT 350 was great reading. Most recently the articles about the Hertz car and the wild road rallies were of great interest to me. Of course the annual GT 350 road trip and the group of original Cobras and their adventures is good stuff. I thought maybe SAAC owners would enjoy reading about some "grassroots" road trips from members. Do you have pictures and stories of any experiences with your car that you can share? There's still some long winter days till some of us can get our cars out!

Does anyone remember what issue the Shelby American had an extensive article
on the visit by Ford executives?

Don't know if this one has been posted already?

This may have been covered before? How do I verify that my engine (289, '67 GT 350) and transmission is what came in the car when new? I purchased the car in 1972 from original owner and as far as I know, it is the original motor & trans, but I would like to know for sure. Where do I find the numbers and how do I get them checked?
Thanks, Tom

Last year I made a stop in Moline, Illinois on vacation. My '67 GT 350 was sold new to the previous owner at Sexton Ford. Sales folks were very friendly and were kind enough to visit and give me a few goodies. I have an extra Sexton Ford license plate frame (current issue, not a collectible original) and some Sexton Ford can koozies. If anyone is interested, I'll send free, just cover whatever cost is to ship. PM or email tomsue@wcoil.com

My '67 GT 350 does not have the disc brake splash shields. I don't know if the original owner removed or if it ever had them. Did '67's normally have them? If so, who makes a decent one if I want to install?
Thanks,
Tom

I attended the Mid Ohio Weathertech sportscar race at Mid Ohio, actually only there Saturday. One of the support races was the Porsche GT3 Cup race. The car that won the race was black, sponsored by Hertz and sported gold LeMans stripes. Pretty cool. Don't have any pictures...too difficult to post on this forum.