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I once remember reading that "back in the day", and the day included when the GT40's were running, that cars either had to have space for, or actually had to carry, this box simulating a suitcase. Anyone else have a thought? Thanks

Here 'tis. Thank. Indicator recess, as in turn signal?

Here 'tis. Thanka

Will dig for a picture. On the side in front of the wheel well

With 1964 Le Mans cars there was this indentation forward of the front wheels. We're they brakes ducts or lights? Thanks

Wikipedia says so but I'm not sure

Thanks Ben!

Was is the correct color for the under hood (bonnet, front cover?) for a 1964 Mk I? thanks

Might someone have a nose from the IMC/Revell/Monogram Gt40 kit? Thanks

I will definately make a note of that

He was in Boca, go figure

This is the IMC/Revell/Monogram

I've recently dug out an old GT40 model kit and I'm just a bit confused even though I have, I think, a better than average knowledge of them. It seems to be a 1964 Mark I with the Indy engine, wire wheels and Dunlops. Yet, the nose seems to be a 65 and has canard. Is there any thought as to...

Thanks Markus, great article.

Ford racing in the mid 1960's is an interest of mine, especially the races in Europe. One aspect of that is what I call "support vehicles". Not only the transporters themselves, but the one from suppliers such as Goodyear and Shell. I'm a modeler in 1/43 and if anyone has hints or suggestions...

Extremely skinny tires

I had both jabs a month and a half ago or so and all is well. Three weeks ago masks were no longer required where I volunteer on Saturday and a week ago was the end of mandatory masks at church

I was looking at the technical from 1964 and noticed the component suppliers. Mention is made of "Shell Synthetic 30m castor" as the engine oil. My guess is that was something that was used back then not only in the GT40 but also by BRM and Ferrari racing cars. Does anyone know?

Last week, I saw a GT40 on the road, just general suburban traffic. I've seen it at car shows but on the road it's something incredible

Might someone know the "RGB code" for the blue on the nose of the 1964 and 65 LeMans cars. Guessing it's "Shelby blue". I am helping a custom decal guy. Thanks