
Found on http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=428585&page=3
An enclosed transporter made from a fire truck, not the first I've seen! Les made one http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2008/06/68-ford-transporter-aint-that-cool-i.html

Above image from http://lecontainer.blogspot.com/
I don't remember what the 3rd magazine was, one was Car Craft, one was Musclecar Power
2 of the 5 Shelby G.T350 R imported to Lima, Perú in the mid 60`s for racing purposes. 1 got totalled, 3 were sold to private collectors in the US and the last one is still missing.
I just came across this the other day, and don't recall what website, four more photos from the Grand National Roadster show: http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2010/02/some-of-icons-of-glory-days-of-drag.html


Dan Gurney proposed that America has little following of auto racing becuase it has so many varieties and classes of high money racing.
He proposed a single big league of racing, like the Europeans have, and explained that the following of racing is so incredible in Europe, that the pinnacle is held in a country that has no stake in the race. The Nurburgring F1 racing is held in Germany, a country that makes no engines, enters no cars, and has no drivers participating, yet has a 1/4 million people show up the the race to spectate. Same for Monte Carlo.
Notice the differences in the 2 race cars, that Petty's was customized to race against all other "STOCK" road runners yet is obviously a ringer, the wheel wells are better, the c pillar looks smaller, looks like about an inch chop, and the rear tires look set back an couple inches, the truck looks more horizontal too.
For the Jr Johnson "yellow Banana" of fame : http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2010/01/how-junior-johnson-made-1966-ford.html
Giuliano Maoggi - Winner of the '56 Motogiro of Italy - Ducati 125 Gran Sport
Competitors speed down a street during the second office chair racing championship in the village of Bad Koenig-Zell, Germany April 25.