The History of the 1967 Shelby American Mustang car #16: 

Of the 22 privately entered Mustangs in 1967 this one was owned by amateur driver Bob Egan.
He raced it mostly in the SCCA Northern Pacific division and won the championship. 
He raced it in the Crow's Landing and Kent Trans Am events with one DNF and one 17th. place

Driven by Bob West, Phil Halbert with #65 in Riverside and Stardust 1967.

Sold to New Zealander Bob Kennet racing it in blue and orange livery in the West Coast 1970 National Championship and winning it. It was also entered in a few Trans-Am races. 

Kennet shipped it to New Zealand end of 1970 in a deal with Dexter Dunlop (swap for a McRae single seater that went to the US, while the Mustang was send to NZ)
Dexter Dunlop raced it acc. to T/A specs with a single carb and had little luck, blowing a number of head gaskets.
Engine changed to a Dawson 302 with 4 IDA Weber.   

Sold to NZ/Dunedins Kevin Haig in 1972. (See Kevin Haigs website: Click here)
Raced in club events and in the OSCA 1972/1973 Championship.
Stripped, sandblasted and rebuilt, painted orange, stripped again for 1973, lightened by replacing bonnet, boot , doors and bumper with fibreglass items and glass replaced by Perspex windows. T10 gearbox replaced by an alloy-cased one.
Raced in 1973/74 OSCA and winning the title for Kevin Haig. Haig lives in South America now.

Sold in 1974/75 season to Lawrence Bruce. Bruce winning the class title in it.

Sold to Christie Morris, who ran it in Osca.

Sold to Bob Slade. Racing with big fenders against the famous PDL Mustang. 

Sold to Gary Doyle in the 80ies and restored to Shelby specs, raced in Classic car events for some years before retiring it until 2002.

Sold to the Bowden Family/Australia and raced by Dan Bowden in sprints and hill climb races. 







Sources:
The Bowden Family
Pictures from my own visit at the Bowdens Estate and garage 2006
SAAC registry
Kevin Haigs information on nzmustang.com
NZ Classics September 2003