Great story about a man and his 66 Shelby

[deathsled]

An older article so forgive me if it was already posted before.  I love reading these types of stories.

https://drive-my.com/ford-mustang-shelby-gt350-cop-s-30-year-love-affair/

[Side-Oilers]

Very enjoyable read.  Thanks, Richard, for posting.

[deathsled]

Most welcome, Van.

[GT350Lad]

Great read. Hasn't seen that one before

Cheers

[FL SAAC]

Fantastic story

Love this comment:

"The Ford had certainly been enjoyed. When I bought it in 1981, it had already been around the clock once. I've seen it pass twice and it's now done about 350,000 miles. I like cars that have had a life – these low-mileage GT350s that make crazy money at auction are to me like a cheerleader who's never seen the inside of a boys' locker." 

[427hunter]

Greg loves that car, his 66 has a good vibe if you didn't know any better you would think it's a survivor. All the miles he racked up just add to the cars vibe. For years we would meet at super car Sunday in Los Angeles and his car always attracted a crowd, much to the chagrin of the exotic car owners.

[deathsled]

Greg loves that car, his 66 has a good vibe if you didn't know any better you would think it's a survivor. All the miles he racked up just add to the cars vibe. For years we would meet at super car Sunday in Los Angeles and his car always attracted a crowd, much to the chagrin of the exotic car owners.

Cool that you know him.  It truly is a small world.  That car has many stories both told and untold that resides within the memory of the chassis as seen through the headlights.

[Tomdeg]

Just saw Greg and his '66 last night at a show. Super guy.

[FL SAAC]

Greg loves that car, his 66 has a good vibe if you didn't know any better you would think it's a survivor. All the miles he racked up just add to the cars vibe. For years we would meet at super car Sunday in Los Angeles and his car always attracted a crowd, much to the chagrin of the exotic car owners.

Cool that you know him.  It truly is a small world.  That car has many stories both told and untold that resides within the memory of the chassis as seen through the headlights.

That is a ICONIC statement  !

[deathsled]

Greg loves that car, his 66 has a good vibe if you didn't know any better you would think it's a survivor. All the miles he racked up just add to the cars vibe. For years we would meet at super car Sunday in Los Angeles and his car always attracted a crowd, much to the chagrin of the exotic car owners.

Cool that you know him.  It truly is a small world.  That car has many stories both told and untold that resides within the memory of the chassis as seen through the headlights.

That is a ICONIC statement  !

Cars are very much alive metaphorically speaking.  The headlights are the eyes, the four tires are the appendages like an animal or a human, they breathe air (ICE cars that is), they drink liquids (gasoline), they get injured, they heal under the right hands, they have a voice through the horn and the engine...and so on.