67 photos from the web

[honker]

Is this the body shell from 2709, or is this parts from it on a 390 Mustang ? ?  quite the story on this one in the registry 

When I found this photo it was dated 2015.

Mike

[557]

Quite the hood graphics on that one...Ford version of the Transam "choking chicken"?

[Richstang]

Is this the body shell from 2709, or is this parts from it on a 390 Mustang ? ?  quite the story on this one in the registry 

When I found this photo it was dated 2015.

Mike

I think that was from the "Hot Rod" magazine website. Here's two other views which may also have been posted on forum 1.0.

[Tom Honegger]

0073  at Mid Ohio SAAC 15

[Bigfoot]

^^
Beautiful car

[Tom Honegger]

Hard to read the type,  the article was in a Swedish magazine that Rick Kopec gave me.

[Richstang]

Another "Duffy Matt" post...funky 70's custom paint. Anyone recognize the state from the license plate?

[rcgt350]

I just did some quick searching, possibly Michigan, but it's to an exact match either.

[6R07mi]

I just did some quick searching, possibly Michigan, but it's to an exact match either.

I've lived in "The Great Lake State" for a long time and have never seen a yellow plate.
the historical plate is white with blue lettering.

jim p

[honker]

something similar to the car in the woods, was that called lace paint !     I guess it's an acquired  taste !

I think this is a '67,  just noticed, actually says so on the sign on the ground below the door. those added side markers look like the ones that were on Mopars in '68.

Chicago customrama 1970, wonder where it is today ?

[gt350cs]

rich,

Saw this on Flicker. Looks very similar.

[J_Speegle]

something similar to the car in the woods, was that called lace paint !     I guess it's an acquired  taste !

Neither are lace jobs but from around the same time period. Had to be there

[Richstang]

something similar to the car in the woods, was that called lace paint !     I guess it's an acquired  taste !

Neither are lace jobs but from around the same time period. Had to be there

I recall lace used for certain look, as in a paint technique. That 1970 Chicago photo looks like good ole Candy Apple translucent paint over a base coat (likely a silver metal flake. The added shapes and stripes appear to be overlays with various fading techniques.

[Richstang]

rich,

Saw this on Flicker. Looks very similar.

That's certainly looks like a match, Dennis! The 2011 registry notes at least two cars in Alaska #0909 and #0942. Nothing in the footnotes mention custom paint and 0942 was said to last be seen in a race car configuration.

[557]

I would love to see what the first one looked like fresh from the paint booth(or "lean to" or whatever...)