Found a couple of cool prints today at Hobby Lobby

[TA Coupe]

Tool box is cool! Any idea if it is still avaiable?

I bought a couple of them about 4 or 5 years ago And gave one to Richard Rodeck, my best friend who restored the number 16 car That is painted on the box and a few more Trans Am cars. I haven't seen anymore since then.

   Roy

[98SVT - was 06GT]

My best Hobby Lobby buy was this toolbox.

Back straight at Riverside. By that time the sides of the bridge were solid to keep spectators from gathering. A little bit of artistic license showing a green hillside in background......
Tidbit. in the early days they held drag races on the back straight. It was a slight downhill so a lot to records got set. NHRA track specs have a max elevation change allowable between the start and finish lines. They used Riverside as the guideline. I wonder if it changed when it closed?

[deathsled]

Good finds

The plate on the 67 needs to be CA VRD389 - the Blue Lady

The metal sign looks like it was originally a portion of someone show board.

Agreed.  There is always some frustrating detail as in when they do a run of 1:64 R models and put the number 86 on it instead of 98. 

[68krrrr]

Ha ha look at the print on the wall above the Union Jack cushion on the couch, I've had it for a few years now,actually the shop that did the restoration gave it to me as a gift after the completion of my restoration and the owner of the shop and the head tech both signed the back of it ,along with the $100,000 invoice for said restoration lol

[TA Coupe]

Not a Shelby, but this is a pretty cool metal sign that I picked up several years ago. But I think it might have been from Summit Racing.

    Roy