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12-15-2016, 08:21 AM
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Museum of Unrestored Muscle?
Anyone know if Steve Ames opened his collection of unrestored/survivor musclecars to the public? The '70 Formula with only a few hundred miles on it (in The Lobby forum) seems like a great candidate for a museum like that, where the car could be viewed by anyone. Last I heard he had a pretty nice collection of cars already and wanted them to be seen long after he's gone. (hate to say it but haven't seen him in years since last time at Carlisle, maybe 10 years ago, so I hope he's alive and well) On a separate note, got word that Ames has bought the first 69 T/A ever built and it was at their warehouse about a month ago. Anyone know if they plan to display it?
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You know me, "Safety Forst" 68 GTO-Verdoro/Black/Black, what else was available in ‘68? Has to be longest resto in history. 69 GTO Vert-Liberty/Blue/White Top, 4spd, match #’s 68 Mustang FB-Green/Black (Bullitt) |
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12-15-2016, 02:22 PM
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No clue, but he also bought the Rip Van Winkle 1917 Model T Ford with 6 original miles on it a year or two ago. I'd like to shake his hand for what he's done and is doing to preserve history.
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