SAAC Forum

Looking for 1965 front bumper guards. NOS or like new condition. Thank you.

Looking for the paint code for the painted brackets for the front bumper.  Also, looking for photos of the underside of the stone guard and back side of the front valance.  Would like to paint as close to original as possible.  Thank you for all the help so far. 

Wanted, NOS kick panels for a 65, black only.

In search of NOS kick panels for my 65. If you have a set or know of any please let me know.  Mine are original and are cracked at the screw points.  Thank you in advance.

5S555 has had a R front apron since 1971.  I am changing this back to stock and I am looking for a correct front apron, bumper mounting hardware as well as the stone guard.  All correct bolts as well.  Any help will be appreciated.  Craig

I am searching for the August 1977 newsletter, the December 1979 was obtained.  When I purchased 5s555 last year, I was able to speak to the past owners widow relative to the car.  They were long time owners and have had this car in the family since 1980.   When Mrs. Phelon comes across information on the car, she will send it to me.  About a month ago she sent me a stack of papers, which I am now just going through.  There are notes from Mr. Phelon that states this car was in the the Shelby Newsletters in August 1977 and December of 1979.  I would like to obtain any information relative to this car to add to it's history.  Thank you in advance for any help.

Craig

Looking for a 1965 S1MS intake for 5s555, any help would be appreciated. 

Would anyone have a lead on a Felt Shelby GT350 Beach Bicycle.  Looking to purchase to add to my collection.  Thank you for any consideration. 

In search of a NOS or exceptional condition 1965 gas cap for 5s555.  Thank you in advance.

I recently purchased 5s555. For the past two months I have tried to obtain more specific information on the cars history, specifically finding the original motor.  The original titled owner of the car stated that the car was a former Reynolds Drag car, prior to his purchase. He stated the motor was removed and replaced with another K code motor.  The car was then sold and owned for a short period by a gentleman who is deceased, but his son stated the car was raced, as told by his father. The car was then sold to Austin Craig who stated the car had race history, as purported by the previous owner. Mr Craig, the former SAAC president furnished the next owner with a receipt for Shelby/Ford racing heads, designated by part number 6048. I found these heads in the old Shelby parts catalog, but cannot find out any specific identifications that would prove these heads are on my car. My car currently has K code heads with the two dots above the 288, screw in studs and 65 cast into them as well as 21.  The front drivers side shows two separate numbers, C1055 and 0215X.  Howard Pardee has been diligently helping me through this process. So the question remains if there is a way to identify those heads on my order form.  Thank you for any help. 

In search of a 15" slotted steering wheel for 5s555.  I have a reproduction now but would like to bring the car closer.  Thank you for any help you might be.

Looking for a tach and a steering wheel for late number car.

Thank you for allowing me into the group.  In 1982 I was lucky enough to purchase a 1966 Shelby, first observed at the world of wheels in Chicago.  The car was purchased in race trim, full cage, flares, american racing wheels, but had its original drive train.  This was going to be my for ever car.  I was 19 and saved and borrowed to own this piece of art, that I would transform back into stock trim.  Fast forward to 1992 and I am a Police Officer, a detective none the less when I get that call.  The Pennsylvania state police and NTSB contacting me and informing me that they believed my beloved car was a stolen re-tag from 1972.  I was the third owner since the theft, and the thief had the audacity to go to the original owner and attempt to extort the current owner of the car, as he believed the statue of limitations had expired from the theft, but, the new charge of extortion was a surprise to him. I lost the car, it went back to the original owner, and my life continued.  Well almost thirty years later, two careers, five children, no divorces and I am going to be pursuing a once in a shorter lifetime car.  I look forward to this purchasing journey, looking out of the eyes of a once 19 year old.