Had a request and in assembling pictures I noticed that we didn't have any published in the open part of the site. They have been uploaded so they were likely posted elsewhere and there are examples in the Unrestored Picture Thread section of the site. As we know the side stripes were painted on the side of the cars in 65 so we would expect and do find examples with overspray and blow outs in some areas were the surface was not masked well or corners where the tape may not have been pressed fully or followed the surface well. Pictures are from various unrestored 65 Shelby's
Hope these help others as they prepare and paint these on their cars.
SS1- GT 350 section of the stripe. The GT350 itself is a decal/sticker
SS2- Forward edge of the door section
SS3- That edge from the opposite side. Not visible traces of overspray on the back side
SS4- Forward rocker area
SS5- Rocker section with door open
SS6- Rear door opening with stripe ends on the B pillar/quarter panel edge. On this example there is some overspray behind where the tape was applied
SS7- Rear door opening with stripe ends on the B pillar/quarter panel edge. Tape not pressed well in the compound corner
SS8- Rear door opening with stripe ends on the B pillar/quarter panel edge.
SS9- Nice clean edge of the rear edge of the door
SS10- Quarter panel section
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SS12- Rear stripe edge
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SS14- Blue overspray from the stripe application. Amazing that this is still visible. On some examples it must have been fairly heavy and very visible to still be so strong and visible after all these years. Especially considering the condition of some of the examples and their other painted surfaces
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