There are alot of these old stories flying around with little or no proof of their existance. Peter Brock and his 'Lockwood Special' is a classic exaplle. Was the XU-1 with the 308 really the XU-2 or the XU-1V8? Did Moses really part the red sea? If theis car really did exist then there may not sessicarily be and documentation to prove it. My dad worked at Sims Metal in the 60's and can clearly recall the 2 door XTGT that got drived across from Ford and it sat in the stockyard all night with the keys in the ignition before getting crushed the next morning. The fact that it was a modified American falcon dressed up with Australian panels and painted every second week a different colour for different shows to give people the impression that there were heaps of them is irrelevant. It exsisted. One of Fords factories, instead of traditional rio under the slab, has about 1,000 toploaders and single rails to strengthen the concrete. I remember seeing a photo as a kid of all the gearboxs lined up in a massive pit that was to become a new assembly plant. People say that it didn't happen, but it did.

Embrace this information Dodgeman. It might be a piece of information that your many leather bound books do not contain.

Photo's would be nice of course. I am sure Chris would love to be the man to take them.