Part 2: My Blank Canvas...New PICS!

2007gt · Sep 23, 2007

First off, here's a link to Part 1 of this journey:

http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=665446

My goal is to make a tribute to one of my favorite cars of all time, the 1966 Shelby GT350:

She went from this.....

.....to California Concepts for part 1......

......and back to California Concrpts for part 2:

They painted the strips down the front and rear bumpers and added the lower billet grill:

Here's a better picture of the color of the stripes:

Custom GT350 side strips with the GT badge replaced with the running pony emblem:

Shelby hood pins:

I obtained a neat little gasket that fits around the hood pin to keep water out of the engine compartment:

I've also added about 300 pounds of billet aluminum pieces to the interiior . Well, maybe not quite that much . I'll take pictures of all the interior upgrades next weekend.

Thanks for looking,

Rick

Power4 · Sep 23, 2007

Looks good! However if you're going for the GT350 look, the original didn't have a ducktail spoiler. That was only the GT500 I believe.

2007gt · Sep 23, 2007

Power4 said:
Looks good! However if you're going for the GT350 look, the original didn't have a ducktail spoiler. That was only the GT500 I believe.

Thanks Power4. The GT350 had it too...but not until 1967. I just couldn't help myself! I love the look of that ducktail spoiler. My interior should be black but it isn't because I just had to have the chamois. Poetic license anyone????

Maza4ever14 · Sep 23, 2007

dope...i was thinking of doing the same to my 07 perf. white but u beat me to it

SpartaPerformance · Sep 23, 2007

Where can I get that ducktail spoiler, I want to get rid of the GT wing soooooo bad. EZ to install?

Power4 · Sep 23, 2007

2007gt said:
Thanks Power4. The GT350 had it too...but not until 1967. I just couldn't help myself! I love the look of that ducktail spoiler. My interior should be black but it isn't because I just had to have the chamois. Poetic license anyone????

Ahh, okay. Most of the pics I've seen of it were pre-67 then. Here's one of a '67 with it:

2007gt · Sep 23, 2007

tommyroc said:
Where can I get that ducktail spoiler, I want to get rid of the GT wing soooooo bad. EZ to install?

I ordered my car with the spoiler delete so I could install the ductail without doing body work to fill the factory spoiler holes. There are ductail spoilers that will cover those holes. Maybe someone can let us know which ones they are???

gashog · Sep 24, 2007

Awesome job, it looks great. The '66 350 is one of my all time favorites too.

One question, where did you get the lower billet grill? Hows the fit and finish?

anticubicle · Sep 24, 2007

VERY nice!

Troy-Stangsaver · Sep 24, 2007

tommyroc said:
Where can I get that ducktail spoiler, I want to get rid of the GT wing soooooo bad. EZ to install?

2007gt said:
I ordered my car with the spoiler delete so I could install the ductail without doing body work to fill the factory spoiler holes. There are ductail spoilers that will cover those holes. Maybe someone can let us know which ones they are???

https://www.cervinis.com/Default.aspx has a nice one that covers the factory holes

kooldawg6 · Sep 24, 2007

Outstanding job 2007gt I love the fact that you kept meaty tires on there. I love the S197s with tall tires

2007gt · Sep 24, 2007

gashog said:
Awesome job, it looks great. The '66 350 is one of my all time favorites too.

One question, where did you get the lower billet grill? Hows the fit and finish?

It's by Carriage Works. It's OK but if I had it to do over again (and I probably will) I'd use a Cervini that replaces the factory plastic piece instead of being just and overlay. I used the Cervini upper billet grill and I like it.

Hey kooldawg6, I like the higher profile tires too. It's in keeping with this old guys "Old School" approach to this build. It's funny for me to think of 18" wheels as being "small". My Mustang's front wheels are larger than my old C5 Corvette and both front and rear are wider than the Vette

StripedALLOY · Sep 24, 2007

Looks really good guy...very clean....those deep dish bullits look pretty sweet too!
Lookin forward to those interior shots!

Unbrdld07 · Sep 24, 2007

Really nice job. I like the color of blue you chose for the stripes, looks really sharp.

scupking · Sep 25, 2007

Looks great, the only thing missing are the silver horse side louvers. I got to see three 1967 GT-350s, one GT-500, 4 shelby cobras, 2 GT-40s and one 2004 mustang Cobra at a car show this past weekend, I will have to post some pics.

kooldawg6 · Sep 25, 2007

scupking said:
Looks great, the only thing missing are the silver horse side louvers. I got to see three 1967 GT-350s, one GT-500, 4 shelby cobras, 2 GT-40s and one 2004 mustang Cobra at a car show this past weekend, I will have to post some pics.

blacksheep06 · Sep 25, 2007

Outstanding car. You should go with some window louvers though.

Nothing like a lowered stang with the 18" deep dish bullitts

ApexStang · Sep 25, 2007

What tire size are you running and how many inches is the drop?

Thanks!

2007gt · Sep 25, 2007

I just got off the phone with C&L and ordered their intake:

Now I have to decide on an engine condom…err….I mean cover and a strut tower brace.

kooldawg6 · Sep 25, 2007

With such a quality and classy looking ride, I would go with noneother than www.midwestautogear.com for your engine cover I used their customizer and made a Performance White cover with the "GT" and ribs in Vista Blue...Looks awesome

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