I just saw the 1967 Super Snake at the Shelby Museum in Las Vegas yesterday. How funny that you posted a picture of it today.

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Lacey Lady: The Second World War Bomber That Sat Atop A Gas Station For Almost 70 Years

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Discussion yesterday at my friend Greg's restoration shop led to a '65 G.T. 350 that had passed between a couple mutual friends before being sold to a gentleman from France a few years ago. Is this that car?? It has the same wheels. How many GT 350's can there be in France??

Greg is very knowledgable on Shelby cars and had done detail work on it previously. When the buyer came to IA for inspection he learned that the previous owner had the original all fiberglass hood as wall art in his den. A large sum of $$ later Greg replaced the metal structured hood with the original all glass hood before it was shipped to France. - Bill W

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Inspired by the "Jet Age." Not a car I would drive during the day. Unlike the GM XP-700 Corvette Show Car, it has no coating on the canopy to protect the occupants from the sun.

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59 came in Ivy Green Metallic. Surprised the owner didn't fix the rear suspension - way too high.