Concluding Thoughts and Museum Call to Action
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Ford ALMOST Made a "SuperBird" for NASCAR in 1996 With Lincoln Parts..Here's Why It Never Happened
What happens here
The interviewer returns to the main room of the museum, standing in front of the Lincoln prototype, and reflects on the story told by Don Miller. He emphasizes the "what if" aspect of the Lincoln prototype's potential impact on NASCAR history and laments the visual aesthetics of the subsequent Ford Taurus race car. He then encourages viewers to visit the North Carolina Auto Racing Hall of Fame, highlighting its non-profit status and its mission to support abused children in North Carolina, and mentions the availability of racing memorabilia in the gift shop.
Goal: Provide a final summary of the historical narrative and promote the host museum.
Tools and materials
- Racing Memorabilia Various — Items for sale in the museum's gift shop
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