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I love it but not to excited about that paint design up front.
Steve
@100ford2003 They added those different colors on cars back then to tell them apart for the crews, scorers and officials, some teams used hash marks on the front fenders, others used a short strip on the nose of the car, all of that is gone today because of electronic scoring, but those added colors did serve a purpose back then.
@rich-sufficool Here is just one company that provides electronic scoring for many organizations.
https://www.motortrend.com/how-to/electronic-timing-and-scoring-system/
Drivers Ken Miles and Lloyd Ruby, Race Team Shelby American.
Thanks John for the info. Makes sense as they weren't exactly 'racing' very slowly... I still say they picked an interesting color combo of black 'n pink !
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