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Messages - propayne

#1
Wow, some great stuff. Again, I love the packaging and all of the illustration that was used in those days.

Looks like it sold for almost 27K!

- Phillip
#2
For those of you of a certain age, this is quite the trip down memory lane.

Keep your eyes peeled for lots of Ford, Cobra stuff.

The original art this guy has collected is what really blows my mind.

- Phillip
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfwuz0NA64k
#3
1967 Shelby GT350/500 / Re: G.T. 500 cartoon short
March 28, 2025, 09:22:01 AM
Gunsmith Cats was/is a Japanese Manga that Dark Horse Comics published in the US in the '90s.

- Phillip
#4
I think the Jamaican is very cool. Here is one that was for sale a few years back.

- Phillip

#6
Here is a cool photo the "honker" sent me of a Valkyrie sitting at a VW dealer.

- Phillip

#7
Will do, thanks Dave.

Hope to run into you at some gatherings this summer!

- Phillip
#8
I will keep you posted if I hear of anything Ed.

2027 will be the 60th so lots of CCOA sponsored national shows are being planned for then - but as I said, I'll let you know if any major show comes up before that.

- Phillip
#9
The "38TH ANNUAL CLASSIC FORD SHOW AND MUSTANG ROUND UP" looks to be a show in Kent WA?

I'm referring to the show near me in Fredericksburg. I poked around some and didn't see any mention of Mercury vehicles being included. Could certainly have missed it, sorry if I did.

Was going to add this show to our club calendar if it does.

- Phillip
#10
Is this a Mustang only event or will there be a spot for other Ford vehicles?

- Phillip
#12
CSX 2000 Series / Re: Vineyard Green paint choices?
February 21, 2025, 07:41:40 AM
Wow! Almost black, very classy looking.

- Phillip
#13
My sources tell me that is Caracas.

- Phillip
#14
SAAC Forum Discussion Area / Re: Fiberfab History Video
February 11, 2025, 07:27:26 PM
#15
SAAC Forum Discussion Area / Re: Fiberfab History Video
February 11, 2025, 09:16:45 AM
Interesting that founder/owner Bud Goodwin named one of Fiberfab's most attractive offerings, the Jamaican after his wife.

In this vintage pic of a Jamaican, you'll notice that it has the notorious Rader wheels. Seems Rader made a four lug version specifically for the Austin-Healey, which the Jamaican body was designed to fit on.

- Phillip