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A cool Goose poster. People just don’t realize the history behind it. This poster was produced in 1969. In the mid-late 1960’s Ford was entertaining the idea of importing the De tomaso Mangusta and selling the car as a Shelby! Ford showed the Mangusta at the 1969 New York Auto Show. A brochure was produced which showed the Mangusta on the front and on the back it had detailed views of the car. Also included on this brochure was a picture of this very poster. You could get it by sending $1.50 to Shelby Accessories in Plymouth, Michigan! The poster was painted by renouned automotive artist George Bartell. It was the first poster ever produced of the Mangusta.

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