Mustang Pace Cars
4/27/08, 09:27 PM
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Mustang Pace Cars
I was adding some photos to the gallery and thought some of you might be interested to see some of the Mustang pace car photos I have. Anyone have any more, especially of the 1970 ARI cars?
1964 Indianapolis 500
1979 Indianapolis 500
1994 Indianapolis 500
Grand American: 2000 Cobra R, Birmingham, Ala.
NASCAR: 2003 Mach 1, Miami
NASCAR: 2005 Mustang GT, Talladega
NASCAR: 2005 Mustang GT, Kansas & Miami
NASCAR: 2006 Mustang GT, Talladega
NASCAR: 2007 Mustang GT, Talladega (look for the TMS logo!)
NASCAR: 2007 Shelby GT500, Kansas & Miami
NASCAR: 2008 Bullitt, Miami
Champ: Pre-Production 2007 California Special (photos by Kevin "05stangkc" Casey)
1964 Indianapolis 500
1979 Indianapolis 500
1994 Indianapolis 500
Grand American: 2000 Cobra R, Birmingham, Ala.
NASCAR: 2003 Mach 1, Miami
NASCAR: 2005 Mustang GT, Talladega
NASCAR: 2005 Mustang GT, Kansas & Miami
NASCAR: 2006 Mustang GT, Talladega
NASCAR: 2007 Mustang GT, Talladega (look for the TMS logo!)
NASCAR: 2007 Shelby GT500, Kansas & Miami
NASCAR: 2008 Bullitt, Miami
Champ: Pre-Production 2007 California Special (photos by Kevin "05stangkc" Casey)
5/4/08, 11:23 PM
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I always liked the Pinto Cruising Wagon and the Fairmont Futura (which was orginally designed to be a downsized Thunderbird).
The 1979 Mustang Pace Car has always been one of my favorites. I remember that car when it was new. Those Recaro seats were a Godsend in the day. Remember when seats did not even have back adjustments? I remember sitting so upright in my 1976 Cobra II that I removed the stops under where the seat folded forward just to get a more comfortable back adjustment. I did like the 1979 Mustang when it first came out. I liked the Euro-Ford sensibilities that were incorporated into the design.
I have 1/18 die cast scale models of both the 1964 1/2 and 1994 Mustang Pace Cars.
The 1979 Mustang Pace Car has always been one of my favorites. I remember that car when it was new. Those Recaro seats were a Godsend in the day. Remember when seats did not even have back adjustments? I remember sitting so upright in my 1976 Cobra II that I removed the stops under where the seat folded forward just to get a more comfortable back adjustment. I did like the 1979 Mustang when it first came out. I liked the Euro-Ford sensibilities that were incorporated into the design.
I have 1/18 die cast scale models of both the 1964 1/2 and 1994 Mustang Pace Cars.
Last edited by watchdevil; 5/4/08 at 11:28 PM.
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