Wow-Rusty that is very cool. I was not sure where those cars were today. Those are truly historic cars that spent their lives in front of racing fans. Linda Vaughn being so closely associated with the 68-9 HO convertibles has really made them famous cars with a documented history in pictures.
I would think those cars would be almost priceless in value today because of their history, legacy and rarity. It sure would be neat to see some pictures of both the 68 and 69 HO convertibles once your friend gets them completed. Is the 1968 HO convertible a four-speed or automatic? I read an interview with Doc Watson some time ago where he said that Hurst made about five or six 1968 HO convertibles but I never really was sure on the accurate count. Thanks Rusty for sharing the info on two very rare cars. John