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When the shop gets a little drafty, put on this “Ford Tough” work jacket. The zip-up jacket has a poly/cotton shell and a quilted nylon lining. Imported.
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AFX Racing offers 1966 Ford GT40 MKIV #1 Red Mega G+ slot cars! The origins of the full-size car is marred by tragedy. It began in 1966 with the J-Car just after LeMans. Ken Miles was test driving the car when it crashed on an embankment, bursting into flames. The rest is heavy-hearted history. There were only 10 made, only half of which ever actually raced. However, the MKIV is known for breaking records both at home and abroad. It only ran in two races: the Sebring 12 Hours and the 24 Hours of Le Mans—the most prestigious race events in all of motorsport. It won both. These victories were no accident. Ford made sure of that. The car was specifically, painstakingly designed for endurance, designed for speed … designed to win. Each element of the MKIV was totally different from other GT40s, starting with where it was made. The MKIV was built from scratch in the United States, unlike its predecessors the MKI and ll cars which were built entirely or partly in Europe. A little "skunk works" company called Kar Kraft built the all-new J series chassis and newly designed long, streamlined bodywork for Ford's Special Vehicles Activity. The MKIV was easily the most radical variant of all the GT40s. Other modifications were made as well. A NASCAR-style, steel-tube roll cage was added as a direct result of beloved racer Ken Miles' tragic death while testing the first J Car. Though it was significantly safer, the roll cage was incredibly heavy which hurt the car's performance. This particular beauty, the red MKIV #1, was on the J5 Chassis. Despite its skilled drivers Dan Gurney and A.J. Foyt, the red #1 was written off and thought to be least likely to win. To top it off, driver Dan Gurney was 6′ 4"—too tall to fit in the standard GT40. So, the team built the car body around him, lowering the position of the driver's seat and making a "bubble" shaped piece for the roof of the car. This would become forever known as the "Gurney Bubble." Dan Gurney often complained about its weight. It was a massive 600 lbs. heavier than their archrival, the Ferrari 330 P4. During practice at Le Mans in 1967, Gurney developed a strategy in an effort to preserve the brakes—highly stressed under the additional weight of the car. He backed completely off the throttle several hundred yards before the approach to the Mulsanne hairpin (a well-known high-crash zone), virtually coasting into the braking area. This technique (also adopted by his co-driver A.J. Foyt) saved the brakes but increased the car's recorded lap times. Looking on, the Ford team feared that Gurney and Foyt, in their efforts to compromise on chassis settings, had hopelessly "dialed out" their car. However, thanks in part to the car's incredible aerodynamics, it became the fastest in a straight line that year, topping out at an exceptional 212 mph on the 3.6-mile Mulsanne Straight. With drivers A.J. Foyt and Dan Gurney at the helm, the red MKIV #1 took the lead within the first 90 minutes and finished an entire four laps ahead of the second-place Ferarri 330 P4. The overwhelming victory sent the entire team into joyful hysterics. So much so that the pit crew members climbed onto the race-winning car, consequently cracking the bodywork on the nose of the car. That damage to the car's nose can still be seen on the beautifully preserved car today. This epic race on Sunday, June 11, 1967 is still considered to be the race of the century—and this car's win remains the only all-American victory in Le Mans history.
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Welcome to the custom shop assembly line! This 1:24 scale 1929 Ford Model A Hot Rod diecast model kit comes with everything you need to build it including the screwdriver, no glue or paint required for its assembly. It features opening suicide doors, real rubber tires, a pre-painted metal body with pinstripe artwork, a chrome looking engine and more—and, when finished, it is a fully functional, rolling die-cast model replica! Skill level 2. Recommended for ages 8 and up.
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AFX Racing offers 1967 Ford GT40 IIB #2 Sebring Nightmist Blue Mega G+ slot cars. AFX's rendition of the famous Sebring MKIIB #2 comes with a unique twist: it's portrayed in the exact state as its real-life counterpart the moment it crossed the finish line. 1967 was a momentous year for Ford. The 12 Hour Endurance Race at the Sebring International Raceway in Sebring, Florida took place on March 26, 1966. Ford's MKIIB #2 barely survived the race, which stands today as one of the most disastrous events in American motorsports history. Canadian driver Bob McLean lost control of his car while approaching the famous hairpin turn. Careening into a ditch, the car burst into flames, trapping McLean inside. Later in the race, a Ferrari and a Porsche feuded through the difficult Webster turns before plowing into a group of spectators, killing four. The drama of the race required special attention, which is why AFX's rendition of the Sebring MKIIB #2 comes with a unique twist of characteristics. Instead of showcasing the car in all its glory before the race, AFX opted to display the car in its exact state the moment it crossed the finish line. If you look closely, you can see a paint scuff on the driver side door along with a silver line over the door handle. There's even a fun story about the #2 Roundel on the driver's side door, but we'll let you do the digging on that. Carrol Shelby himself noted that the door handle on the left side of the car handle was lifting at those high speeds, so the pit crew used duct tape to hold the handle down and keep the car door from opening mid-race! The race number #2 on the sides of the car were displayed on "roundels," which were a special 3M material that was significantly more reflective to allow higher visibility during pit stops. However, the material was so rigid, that they had to attach the roundels with pop-rivets (the silver dots around the roundels). It's unclear as to when the car's body was scuffed on the driver's side, but it can definitely be seen from several documented photos of the car during and at the end of the race. CHASSIS TYPE: Mega G+ SHORT wheelbase chassis (1.5 in.)
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Lee Iacocca, the vice president and general manager of Ford Division, had the idea for the Mustang in 1961. On March 9, 1964, the Ford Mustang rolled off the assembly line for the first time, and a legend was born. This Mustang 60 Years T-shirt is the perfect attire for any Pony devotee. Made from preshrunk 100 percent cotton, each tee features the 60th anniversary logo with the Running Pony on the back and a smaller version on the front left chest. They are available in men's sizes Medium to 3X-Large. Choose your best fit and show your love for the Ford Mustang.
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The 1:25 Scale 2023 Ford Bronco Outer Banks Edition Model Kit is fresh off the production line and ready for any level of builder looking for an off-road ride packed with detail! Features of the model include authentic Bronco grille and bumper, a detailed chassis, OEM-style wheels, a detailed interior, a spare tire, and a removable hardtop with smoked clear windows. All-new authentically accurate water-slide decal sheet with colorful options is also included. Assembly and painting required. This Skill Level 2 model kit does not include model glue, paint, and tools. Adult supervision where required.
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Anyone who is a true fan of the Ford Mustang will love this Nothing but Mustang T-shirt! Constructed of 100 percent heavyweight pre-shrunk cotton material, the shirt features a front left chest screen-printed design and a full line-up of Mustang cars, from the years 1964-2012, all lined up on the full back print. Officially licensed by the Ford Motor Company, this apparel is perfect for Mustang fans to wear at a car show, or for just a casual day out.
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Lee Iacocca, the vice president and general manager of Ford Division, had the idea for the Mustang in 1961. On March 9, 1964, the Ford Mustang rolled off the assembly line for the first time, and a legend was born. This 1964 The Birth of Legend Mustang T-shirt is the perfect attire for any Pony devotee. Made from preshrunk 100 percent cotton jersey knit with 2-needle hemmed sleeves, a bottom that won't unravel, and tear away labels, each tee features a graphic with several Mustang beauties and the Running Pony Tribar emblem. They are available in men's sizes Medium to 3X-Large. Choose your best fit and show your love for the 1964 Ford Mustang.
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Show everyone your true American spirit with this fun, patriotic Ford Mustang Flag T-shirt! This officially licensed apparel is quality constructed from 100 percent heavyweight pre-shrunk cotton material and features a full line-up of red, white, and blue Mustang cars in a flag shape on the full back print. This shirt also features a front left chest Ford Mustang graphic logo.
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The Carrera GO!!! 1:43 scale Street Legends slot car set targets two of the most famous muscle cars in history. On the 16 ft. (4.9 m) track, the Ford Mustang Stars 'n Stripes and the Chevrolet Camaro Stars 'n Stripes will compete in a thrilling duel. The faithful cars make the heart of every racing fan beat faster and provide a thrilling head-to-head race, in which every corner and every line is competitive until the last second. Rail elements, such as loops and tight curves, require full concentration and lightning-fast reflexes of the pilots. With the handheld bands and the turbo button, every ride becomes a rapid challenge, turning your home into an exciting racing arena--always on the hunt for the best time. Features: * Total track length: 16.07 ft. (4.9 m) * Set is expandable * Licensed cars * Up to two players at a time * Suitable for ages 6+ Contents: * Ford Mustang '67 Stars 'n Stripes * Chevrolet Camaro Stars 'n Stripes * Standard straights * Straight track * 1/90 curves * Looping sections * Connection section * Mechanical lap counter * Two controllers with turbo * Transformer * Track connectors * Guardrail fencing
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Blue Oval heritage enthusiasts will want to check out this red hot T-shirt. It's packed with vintage Blue Oval style and backed with pride by the Red, White, and Blue. The original pony car is old school and definitely still cool. So climb aboard the Laid-Back Garage's 'Stang, tilt the seat back, and relax in this comfy T-shirt. They distressed both the large image on the back and the inset image on the left chest for that vintage look. The Laid-Back Ratchet Mustang T-shirt features 100 percent ringspun cotton for a super-soft feel that won't shrink n the dryer!
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Take your Blue Oval muscle car to the Laid-Back Garage with certified mechanics and leave the tough stuff to someone else! Relaxation comes easy in this machine-washable 100 percent ringspun cotton tee that reads, "We do the fillin', you do the chillin'." They distressed both the large image on the back and the inset image on the left chest for that vintage look on this Laid-Back Dream Garage Mustang T-shirt that sports five sweet original pony cars.
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