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Help!!!! Quick!
Hey guys,
Im not sure where to post this questions specific, but i need some help. Searched the entire internet for the answer, but no luck! Hope you can help :( A rare option for the first Mustangs were 2 +2 Night Rally Kit, these kits were a Ford dealer option, and were negotiated from coast to coast. Who produced this kit for Ford? Shelby American? Holman Moody? Andy Hotton Enterprises? Thanks guys!! |
http://www.clubcobra.com/forums/tornado-alley-cobra-club-eastern-oklahoma/93184-2-2-night-rally-kit.html
I started a thread a while back about this same option. I read about it in a Mustang magazine, although it was just a quick mention and started my search to try to locate one. I didn't find anyone that could help me let alone who even knew they existed. So, I fabricated my own using the picture in the Magazine. I found two other photo's of this Kit later on. One being used on a 1965 Shelby GT-350. I'll see if I can locate the photo. They looked to me to be made of fiberglass because of the missing chrome ring for the parking light's. That's just a guess. Hopefully someone has found out more information since my post. I'd like to find out more about them myself. Marty. |
I believe the write up said the 2+2 Night Rally Kit was offered by Ford.
Marty. http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d...002_Small_.jpg |
thanks man, appreciate it.
but who produced the kit for ford? |
Sorry,I have no idea. I couldn't find any info on the Kit. All the write up said was that it was a rare 1965 only option from Ford and the Owner found it at a swap meet.
Marty. |
allright
thanks anyway. but you say its fiberglass? fiberglass = Shelby? steel = Hotten? |
Found it!
Scott Clawson's GT350 with andy Hotten fiberglass valence panel. Picture taken in 1975. http://i52.tinypic.com/141vdox.jpg |
I wanted to buy that valence from Scott (for my '66 GT350) back in the early 70's - ended up getting an "R-Model" valence from Maier Racing. The '23 T-Bucket next to Scott's GT350 was my buddy Roger Hodyka's. The twin-Paxton blower setup he had on there went into his '66 Hertz car, and, eventually, under the hood of CSX2532.
http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d...nbow_trout.jpg The "good ole days...." sometimes, I really miss 'em. Jeff |
Thank's for the Picture Jeff. It was one of the two picture's that I could find of that valance. Apparently they are as rare as Hen's teeth. It was a great help in fabricating mine.
Marty. |
great guys :)
thanks |
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