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More original (unpublished) underhood Mustang photos from the shoot might certainly tell the story. 

Found some research from the Group 2 FB page: Based on the '67 team Shelby car, I now strongly suspect it's an oil catch can. Maybe not the plastic bottle version seen in the photo, but the same function.

I agree and suspected it to be a crankcase vent of some type, but that seemed excessive with dual breathers on the valvecovers. Blown alcohol motors don't need that much venting. . .

I'm wondering if Ford didn't use something off the parts shelf from a truck or industrial application. . .

Reviving an older thread to ask a question: Does anyone know what the extra breather and tube on the Mustang's passenger's side (behind the battery and next to the solenoid) goes to?

Thanks

Belongs to "General Jerry" Lee and is his original wheelstander from the 1960's. He still performs with the car on the West Coast, and did so at the March Meet. I believe the truck originally ran a Cammer in the 1960's. Several years ago it had an early hemi in it, then switched back to the Cammer.