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Slip Sliding Away details the days the author's car Shadowfast served as a mud-wrestler and surfer rod. Shadow got his first blacked out treatment then. Plus raced a GTO, and helped rescue damsels in distress.
Web site image gallery for part one of Slip, Sliding Away
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Above is an admittedly rough artistic recreation of an actual photo taken of Shadow not long before the time of the events related here, sitting in a lot off the parkway described in several stories on-site (even the real photo was of poor quality like this, due to being snapped on one of those cheap 'instamatic' cameras of the era).
At the time I took the photo, Shadow possessed fresh new paint and bodywork, plus a factory chin spoiler I think I'd bought used. I'd also run a white pin stripe over some side body lines, ending in the rear fender scoops (the pin-stripe was perhaps the main feature distinguishing my 1969 Mustang from that of Sue Anne's football player boyfriend of the time).
I believe the actual photo I'm aping here ended up in the possession of the real-life "Lindsay" who helped inspire this account.
![]() My friend Steve's 1971 Boss 351 Mustang looked like this before it was totaled.
![]() My friend Ben's 1967 Chevrolet Camaro.
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