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 Originally Posted by spike morelli
My car is in the body shop getting a total re-paint. When I stopped by the other week, this was parked on the street, my painter had done this some years back. NOW, my wife wants a '67 Shelby!
One of the best looking cars ever IMO. A friend of mine that I work with thinks these are ugly.
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 Originally Posted by Sharp shooter
One of the best looking cars ever IMO. A friend of mine that I work with thinks these are ugly. 
I agree with you, it's a pretty cool lookin' car. The looks of a Shelby are lightyears ahead of all those gunmetal metallic "Eleanor" clones some guys spend money on.Now I may stir the poop here, but, to me, the customized Shelby-ish abortion built for the Nicholas Cage "Gone In Sixty Seconds", is ugly to me. It's like someone was trying TOO HARD to build a movie car. Just as the original movie should have used Mach 1s at least, if not Boss 351s.....the second movie should have used authentic looking Shelbys.
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Lots to see here...
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Senior Member
 Originally Posted by spike morelli
 Lots to see here...
Time capsule shot. Did you take that picture Spike?
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 Originally Posted by Sharp shooter
Time capsule shot. Did you take that picture Spike?
No, I wish I had. I was at many drag races of that era. Lions, Irwindale, Orange County, Carlsbad, OCIR....magical time to be young. When you really study this candid photo of '71/'72, and identify every car here, what today, isn't bitchin or a collector car in the picture ??? Funny, the closest 'strip to me was San Fernando...and I've never been there.
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 Originally Posted by spike morelli
I agree with you, it's a pretty cool lookin' car. The looks of a Shelby are lightyears ahead of all those gunmetal metallic "Eleanor" clones some guys spend money on.Now I may stir the poop here, but, to me, the customized Shelby-ish abortion built for the Nicholas Cage "Gone In Sixty Seconds", is ugly to me. It's like someone was trying TOO HARD to build a movie car. Just as the original movie should have used Mach 1s at least, if not Boss 351s.....the second movie should have used authentic looking Shelbys.
I agree with you Spike. I'm surprised the movie car Eleanor wasn't rollin dubs. lol
It was still better than most of the crap we see on the big screen.
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Already miss the 310/562
 Originally Posted by spike morelli
I agree with you, it's a pretty cool lookin' car. The looks of a Shelby are lightyears ahead of all those gunmetal metallic "Eleanor" clones some guys spend money on.Now I may stir the poop here, but, to me, the customized Shelby-ish abortion built for the Nicholas Cage "Gone In Sixty Seconds", is ugly to me. It's like someone was trying TOO HARD to build a movie car. Just as the original movie should have used Mach 1s at least, if not Boss 351s.....the second movie should have used authentic looking Shelbys.
I like watching the original for a few reasons, mostly seeing the old timey scenery around LB... THey sure beat the snot out of those, however many cars, they used to film the original...
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