Caballus
Well-Known Member
Will do. Where did the round (vice rectangular) fog lights come from on the 68 GT500 they have on their site?Won't get into a lot of other incorrect details that they listed but when you make contact with this firm maybe mention to them that out of the 4,841 GT500's produced for 1967 and 1968 only two regular production cars were produced with the 427 CID medium-riser engine otherwise the other 4,839 cars came with two different variations of the 428 CID engine.
A 3rd GT500 was produced with a 427 CID engine and that was the 1967 GT500 Super Snake that was equipped with a 427 CID GT40 MK II engine but was not by any means a regular production vehicle.
Contacted them, told them about the conversation, and asked them if they were interested making corrections. Made it clear that I didn't want to waste their time or mine. The responded that they were interested, so I sent the info you provided. Their reply is pasted below. I responded to this reply as well and offered to put them in touch with you, if you and they are both interested. Will let you know how they respond. I hope you'll both take the opportunity to collaborate. Enthusiasts will continue to consult their website for info and I doubt there is a better qualified person than you to make sure the info is correct and highlight the truly important points that others would likely miss:If you are talking about the middle Lime Gold GT500 vehicle of the 3 1968 GT500's pictured that is in fact a 1967 GT500 that came equipped with outboard high beam head lights and not a 1968 GT500 as listed..
Most of the early 1967 GT500's came with inboard high beam head lights until they were outlawed by the various DMV's in many States (but not all) as being illegal therefore most of the later cars had to be equipped with outboard high beam headlights in order to be legal in certain States.
Hope that answers your question.
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