Terlingua Racing Team

On many of the Shelby team race cars was a rather unusual symbol. Pictured was a "mean looking rabbit on a chrome and yellow crest." (SAAC expert Rick Kopec's words) This crest was on Ken Miles GT 350 when it was raced for the first time. That was also the very first time a GT 350 was raced. Miles won by the way. It was on Parnelli Jones's King Cobra at the '64 LA Times Grand Prix and on four Indy 500 winners. That crest was on cars that won at LeMans, Sebring, Riverside, Laguna Seca, and graced the side of the Shelby Trans-Am Mustangs during '67 & '68.

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On many of the Shelby team race cars was a rather unusual symbol. Pictured was a "mean looking rabbit on a chrome and yellow crest." (SAAC expert Rick Kopec's words) This crest was on Ken Miles GT 350 when it was raced for the first time. That was also the very first time a GT 350 was raced. Miles won by the way. It was on Parnelli Jones's King Cobra at the '64 LA Times Grand Prix and on four Indy 500 winners. That crest was on cars that won at LeMans, Sebring, Riverside, Laguna Seca, and graced the side of the Shelby Trans-Am Mustangs during '67 & '68.

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