'67 GT500 camping in Texas ???

[Richstang]

There's got to be a good reason to do this. Why not take the daily driver and enjoy the great outdoors. Must be some kind of gathering.
Anyone know the car or owner?

[tesgt350]

If you look at the Top Passenger Corner of the Windshield you will see a Sticker, the Camaro has one too.  I can assume it is at a Multi-Day Show that also offers Camping on site.  I have been to several like that.

[Greg]

I love this, they are having fun with a great car. Remember, everyone has fun in different ways.  Many don't understand concours, but I do as it brings the owner joy to make their car as perfect as possible while others will ride theirs everywhere, rain, mud and snow.

I loved seeing the pictures Brant posted of the Shelby's in the rain. 

[Swiss-Stang]

Picture might being taken outside USA. Look at the backplate of the front license plate. It has a european format.
Many US car owners in Europe install an american plate on the meeting ground. And 99% of the cars are driven to the shows, not trailered.
I was once stopped by a friendly police officer on  the road, because I forgot to remove the Texas Hemispair 1968 plates.

[Greg]

Check this out.... might be a little much 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-4v4I7Gzk0

[rbarkley]

I think you are right Swiss-Stang.  Looks European and no Texas registration sticker on the windshield.
Supposedly the 2nd owner of my car took the Shelby out on many camping trips from 1968-73.
Ron

[Richstang]

Here's another photo of this GT500 from what appear to be the same event.
The Ford Ranger next to it raises a red flag on the location. There not available in the US yet, correct?
Curiously all the cars appear American. Maybe the Ranger is a traveling Ford displayed PR truck, after all it could be in Texas!

This second photo had a tag on it about the NAAF. It appears to have been posted 2 days after an event in Flint, Texas.
Looking up the event, a charity/awareness gathering, it could be at the Pine Cove Ranch camp site.

[Steve McDonald Formally known as Mcdonas]

"You got mud in your tires, we are famous for our mud"
Quote from "My Cousin Vinnie"

[Richstang]

WOW...more proof of them getting driven all the time back in the day.

[Richstang]

Well did some more digging and you guys were right! These photos were NOT taken in the USA.

I found a third photo of the car at the N.A.A.F. (Nemzetközi Amerikai Autós Fesztivál) = International American Car Festival
Based on Google translate this is Hungarian. Other photos show rows upon rows of American cars each with tents behind them.
There's monster trucks, a rodeo, and girls in bikini tops and daisy dukes with cowboy hats. It an All American love fest!