Deep Dive into the #111 1966 Shelby GT350
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The Biggest Vintage Race of The Year Is NO JOKE! Old NASCAR Cars and Shelby Mustangs Unhinged!
What happens here
Gary Moore, driver of the #111 1966 Shelby GT350, provides a detailed look at his iconic car. He mentions that he bought the car five years ago and loves its livery. He reveals that it's a real Bobby Allison road course car, which raced in eight NASCAR road races. Gary highlights the unique hand-hammered fender flares, meticulously crafted from the original fender steel, not added on. He also explains the custom 4-into-2-into-1 stainless steel exhaust system, contributing to its distinctive, powerful sound. Gary invites the videographer to sit in the car.
Goal: Understand the history, unique craftsmanship, and sound engineering of a legendary muscle car.
Tools and materials
- 1966 Shelby GT350 #111 Ford — Racing in the event
- Carbureted Engine — Powering the Shelby GT350
- Custom Hand-Hammered Fender Flares — Accommodating wider tires and enhancing aesthetics
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