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Websites that might be of interest to us
Jon Mello:
I'm not on Facebook and have not seen the website however Tom McIntyre told me about this so I'm sharing it here for the benefit of those who are facebook users.
http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/historictransamracing
Anyone know of other websites that might be of interest to the Historic Trans-Am enthusiast?
Swede70:
Greetings,
An elaborate collection of largely web-sourced photographs of the 1966-1972 SCCA Trans Am, and quite comprehensive. Some images are out of order or miscaptioned, but real 'one stop shopping' utility for you needn't lose images across websites that closely compliment each other on a race-by-race basis. See:
http://gwadagone.fotki.com/trans-am-racing1966/
M.K.
Swede70:
Greetings,
Another website, this a photo remembrance of the 1966-1972 SCCA Trans Am as maintained on the Autosport.com (UK) Nostalgia Forum messageboard. See:
Trans Am racing and 2.5 Challenge memories, Historic Pictures and Stories Trans-Am over and under two liter cars:
http://forums.autosport.com/index.php?showtopic=121287
M.K.
Swede70:
Hello,
A thread of possible interest, this being a run up to the Mark Donohue celebration held at Road America on July, 2010. Again found upon the Autosport.com Nostalgia Forum, many interesting observations, stories, and items of memorabilia are to be discovered. See:
Mark Donohue celebration at Road America July, 2010
http://forums.autosport.com/index.php?showtopic=117562&hl=mark+donohue
M.K.
Swede70:
Hi,
A bit outside the topic window concerning first generation Camaros perhaps, but quite on topic concerning the 1966-1972 SCCA Trans Am focus of those so inclined.
The Unexpected Pony Car Site - the finest Ford Mustang vintage SCCA Trans Am website out there, based in Germany - a huge resource. Where it is the 'rival' enthusiasts come to know about discoveries concerning their scene. See:
The Unexpected Pony Car Site:
http://www.ponysite.de/
The BOSS 302 Registry Trans Am Racing - stellar knowledge on display and on call concerning all things Trans Am Mustang. Overlap concerning other makes, various factory and independent efforts - hence little to ignore. See:
The BOSS 302 Trans Am Racing:
http://www.boss302.com/smf/index.php?board=8.0
Thanks...
M.K.
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