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1st Generation 1964 1/2 - 1973 - Questions & general discussions that apply to a specific year => 1969 - 70 Shelby => Topic started by: mach1one on December 25, 2009, 10:21:37 PM
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Did 69 shelby get those 4 paper inspection stickers before the left dearborn. If so what color were the letters and was the P sticker left off of door jam? thanks
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From the original shelbys that I've seen,the letters were black, with a red "P" in the lower [A] pillar area above the two door jamb switches. Often, would have an inspectors name ink stamp with in the paper stamp. NPD sells the correct style paper stamps[part #D-MC136C], some of the other ones for sale look to be too large or have rounded corners. My understanding is that only the shelby used the red "P"in the door jamb.
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The red P in the left Jam was used on all 69 Dearborn Mustangs as well as Shelby's. For those who were at the Judges meeting the Blue 69 Boss (146miles) has red P as well as 4 other 69's in the showroom. Funny how myth's get started?
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Any reason for red vs black? I think it was a George Hussman's kit years a go that had the instruction that the red "P" was for shelbys and black for mustangs. The kit I got off him had both.
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I have examples of the red and black 'P' decal being used at Dearborn as early as the '65 model year.
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Here is a Black P from an original 69 Shelby
(http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f49/firetrainer/Paint%20Marks/69DearebornBlkp.jpg)
Also not all of these received a name of the inspector on them in many examples they used a metal punch to stamp a number or letter(s) in the sticker itself. Something we've noticed back to 65 battery inspector stickers - not all just some examples