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By 1962, AC Cars Ltd. had not been called Auto Carriers Ltd. for forty years. All genuine 1962-9 Cobras were built by AC at Thames Ditton. The majority were shipped as rolling chassis, with modified coachbuilt AC Ace bodies, to Shelby American in California, where the engines and drivetrains were installed.
As of 4 April 2024, there are 8,607 articles within the scope of WikiProject Singapore, of which 17 are featured and 175 are good articles. This makes up 0.13% of the articles on Wikipedia, 0.16% of all featured articles and lists, and 0.44% of all good articles.
Please also follow the guidelines as discussed on Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Automobiles. Wikipedia articles and their images attempt to present the subject as it was originally made. There are more than enough "fair use" images of completely stock Ford Mustangs. There is no need to have customized Mustangs on this page. There are many websites ...
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Pope John Paul II, Longtime Owner Of Popemobile, Dead At 84. VATICAN CITY—Pope John Paul II, who owned the Popemobile for more than a quarter of a century, passed away last Saturday. "The Popemobile was known the world over," said Peter Egan, a writer for Road & Track.
