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SAE Paper 670065: The Ford GT Sports Car by R. C. Lunn, Ford Motor Co. (1967)

Cover page of SAE technical paper 'The Ford GT Sports Car' presented at the Automotive Engineering Congress, 1967.

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This is the cover page of a Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) technical paper booklet titled "The Ford GT Sports Car," authored by R. C. Lunn of Ford Motor Company. The cover shows the SAE triangular logo and the publisher's address: Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc., 485 Lexington Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10017. The paper was presented at the Automotive Engineering Congress held in Detroit, Michigan, January 9-13, 1967, and carries SAE paper number 670065. From this cover, a reader learns the document's title, author, corporate affiliation (Ford Motor Company), the presenting event and date, the SAE paper number, and the publisher. The subject matter is the Ford GT sports car (the mid-1960s Ford GT racing/sports car program), presented as an engineering paper to the SAE. This page itself contains no technical specifications, diagrams, or data—those would appear on subsequent pages of the booklet. The document is stapled at the left edge, indicating it is the front cover of a multi-page SAE paper. Note that although uploaded to a 1973 Ford Mustang gallery, this document concerns the Ford GT sports car program and predates that vehicle.

This document covers 1967, which may differ from this 1973 Ford Mustang.

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What is SAE paper 670065?
It is "The Ford GT Sports Car," a technical paper by R. C. Lunn of Ford Motor Company, presented at the SAE Automotive Engineering Congress.
Who wrote 'The Ford GT Sports Car' SAE paper?
R. C. Lunn of Ford Motor Company.
When and where was this paper presented?
At the Automotive Engineering Congress in Detroit, Mich., January 9-13, 1967.
Who published this document?
Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc., 485 Lexington Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10017.

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