03-07-2023, 01:25 PM
Very nice, Lorell. That's a real beauty, and well-captured as always.
And I learned something - I had no idea what a "thermactor" was so I Googled it. Turns out that Ford developed the thermactor around 1966; it was a system that reduced exhaust emissions by enabling more complete burning of the gasoline. Ford was way ahead of the times with that.
I must say that I prefer the more traditional Shelby color scheme of pure white with blue over this version using a more creamy white. In fact sometime in the late 60s I built a model of the Shelby Mustang from a kit, with that pure white and blue scheme.
And I learned something - I had no idea what a "thermactor" was so I Googled it. Turns out that Ford developed the thermactor around 1966; it was a system that reduced exhaust emissions by enabling more complete burning of the gasoline. Ford was way ahead of the times with that.
I must say that I prefer the more traditional Shelby color scheme of pure white with blue over this version using a more creamy white. In fact sometime in the late 60s I built a model of the Shelby Mustang from a kit, with that pure white and blue scheme.
Don't blame me - I didn't vote for him!
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