Re: my non-Porsche picture of the day
Posted: Tue Jul 23, 2019 10:33 pm
....van looks better than Boris and at least it's honest!911hillclimber wrote:Van looks great.
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....van looks better than Boris and at least it's honest!911hillclimber wrote:Van looks great.


Here is a photo of mine.... its a bit sad.....Classic Le Mans, 2018. Being deposited in Ashford Tesco car park at 11pm on the sunday night, having snapped a 1/2 shaft in France and limping 90 miles to Calais on 1 wheel drive courtesy of the LSD which was trashed in the processmycar wrote:Brilliant, thanks very much, here's another shot.Dougieboy1 wrote:Hard to tell from a side only view but based on the following circumstantial evidence, i would say no. The presence of the vents in the sail panel (C pillar) mean it is a 1965 model so one of the early ones, arguably the rarer and most valuable.
1. Torq Thrust wheels where it should have the Kelsey Hayes steels or crager alloys
2. The sill stripe is incorrect on the front wing, there should be no block between the 350 and the wing back edge
3. No GT350 came with wing mounted Mustang badges
4. All 1965 GT350's were white
Now of course all of the above could have been changed to suit the tastes of the owner but in the current market, you have the rarest and most valuable GT350, would you fit the wrong wheels, the wrong decals, add badges it shouldnt have and paint it in a colour it would never have been.....unlikely unless you also planned to swap the original HiPo 289 for a diesel ......
Still a lovely car......am a bit partial to 65/66 fastbacks.....i have a black 65 with same wheels and badges but no sill stripe.....
You should post a picture of yours.





