Mother's Day 2016

Shelby...with sailboat.

Out for some fresh air and sunshine

...along with high-test and some redline verification!

Monthly Ferrari Show

Morning Twilight

Wings, Wheels, Rotors & Expo Show - 2016.

San Pedro Channel

Doesn't Run On Hydrogen

Standin' Still

John's Daytona

Photo shoot prep.

On Display!

At Point Fermin

Safety Wire

On Display At The LASAAC Shelby Show

Hangin' At The LA Port

Engine Porn

The Daytona Office

On The Hill

Palos Verdes Drive East.

Daytona Black Plate

= "Daytona Coupe".

Shelby & SoCal

Yes, that's the Goodyear Blimp!

"1X" MFG Plate

"013" is Shelby American's CA manufacturer's number.

Just A Peek

Stylin'.

Brothers

Adjacent to the ShelbyGarage.

Ponies at the Pike

Long Beach, California.

Out For A Drive

Overlooking Palos Verdes and the Pacific Ocean.

Mother's Day 2016

Honoring my Mother, Concetta!

48 IDA Webers

"Throaty".

In PV Estates

Japan in the distance.

What other driver see the most.

Distinctive "Kammback" design by Peter Brock

Shelby Engine

Shelby G.T. 350 289 CID Cobra engine.

Daytona Portrait

At the Torrance Airport.

Dawn - Santa Monica Pier - 2015

Two for the Shelby show!

At The Carroll Shelby Tribute

...among brothers...

"1A" MFG Plate

"013" is Shelby American's CA manufacturer's number.

On The Drive

Racy spare.

Shelby 289 Engine

Slightly smiled-on...

Portuguese Bend

Palos Verdes Drive South.

That ShelbyGuy

Daytona Portrait

Robinson Helicopter HQ Building.

The ShelbyGarage

Peaceful evening.

Brothers

...in arms.

Flyers

Ready for take-off!

Gettin' friendly with the Ferraris

Monthly show "SaturdayShift

Daytona Coupe Silhouette

...with sailboat.

Santa Monica Pier - 2015

Showin' off.

Early Arrival

Santa Monica Pier Shelby Show - 2016.

ShelbyGarage

Back–In...Back–Out.

Shelby On The Drive

Shelby Portrait.

California Black Plates

A throwback to the '60s!

Carroll's Place - Gardena, CA

This building in Gardena, California was Shelby's HQ and Goodyear Racing Tire distributorship since the early 60's, soon to become the Carroll Shelby Automotive Museum.

Webers!

A 392 Ford Motorsports engine sitting under GT40 aluminum heads and a complement of Weber 48-IDAs.

Brothers

...in arms.