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Discussion in 'Shelby History and Miscellaneous Topics' started by dean_acheson, Dec 15, 2005.

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    dean_acheson New Member

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    How about a little help. Was this movie taken at a SAAC convention? Maybe which one, or, a drag strip?, or, a track?
    We'd all love to help.
     
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    The photos posted at that link are from a home movie that was filmed about forty years ago at a road track up in Michigan by my father. Circa Summer 1966. The R-Model #31 has been identified at 5R0002, but the other two R-Models in the photos have not. The #3 and the #174. I was just hoping somebody out there might know any history on these cars.
    thanks!
     
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    Dean, I can tell you that 5R0002 in in the Shelby American Collection in Boulder CO in unrestored condition still the way it was found in Mexico in a chicken barn. Good luck on the others Ranger Jerry
     
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    Yes, seen photos of it in bolder..... still waiting for restoration...
     

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