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I believe this was the plate included with warranty? I have yet to find 1966 decode information that would decode the "89" for this plate.... Any help appreciated! Also, G for engine.

6 = 1966
Y = Wixom, MI
89 = ? I can't find anyone online
G (engine) = ?
446xxx = consecutive unit number


F = light blue paint
72 = blue trim?
14D = 14th April, 1966
52 = Des Moines
6 = 2.80:1
4 = C6 Automatic XPL

Wanted to buy:

D3ZF-12127-CA Motorcraft Distributor

for 351C-2V

Looking for unmolested core or rebuilt (not media blasted).

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1966-HIPO-289-FORD-MUSTANG-AUTOLITE-4100-C6ZF-C-CARBURETOR-TAG/254528315050

Title "1966 HIPO 289 FORD MUSTANG AUTOLITE 4100 C6ZF-C CARBURETOR TAG"

Description:
"FORD 1966 289 HiPo C6ZF-C Carb tag
Date June 1966 5th week.
A little rough, but something is better than nothing?
Found in a box of carb parts."

Title paperwork only for 5F09K317613

REPORTED TO EBAY Report item -> Prohibited and restricted items -> Vehicle and vehicle parts and accessories -> Title only


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1965 Ford Mustang Fastback K code body paperwork document original

Price: US $700.00
Carlisle, Pennsylvania, United States

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Description:

"1965 Ford Mustang Fastback  document paperwork original clean and clear , ready to go

easy registration all documents will come signed and notarized with a signed and notarized bill of sale ..
email with needs

have many years/makes/models to choose from.."

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1965-Ford-Mustang-Fastback-K-code-body-paperwork-document-original/193360320494

Title paperwork only for 6F08K137418

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Details about  1966 Ford Mustang Fastback K code body paperwork document original

Price: US $700.00
Carlisle, Pennsylvania, United States

Ships to:
Worldwide

Description:
"1966 Ford Mustang Fastback  document paperwork original clean and clear , ready to go

easy registration all documents will come signed and notarized with a signed and notarized bill of sale ..
email with needs

have many years/makes/models to choose from.."

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1966-Ford-Mustang-Fastback-K-code-body-paperwork-document-original/193360320160

My understanding is an original should have "FoMoCo" stamped on the blade. This appears to me to be a repro with the "SC" used in replace of the "FoMoCo". I remember hearing about someone stamping repro's as a filler to the real deal was sourced and this appears to me to be one of those. Can someone knowledgeable take a look at this one for sale?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/C3OZ-8600-NOS-1965-1966-SHELBY-MUSTANG-1963-1965-FAIRLANE-289-HIPO-FAN-NEW/223900143070
"C3OZ-8600 NOS FORD 1965 1966 MUSTANG AND SHELBY 289 HIPO (HI PO) FAN, NEW

ALSO FITS: 1963 1964 1965 FAIRLANE

Shipping only to the lower 48 states.

No return.?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1965-Ford-Mustang-Fastback/174178588911

Item specifics
Condition:   Used   Year:   1965
VIN (Vehicle Identification Number):   5F09K634903   Mileage:   48120

Here is my survivor 1965 Ford Mustang K Code Fastback in original color code Raven Black with original Black interior. I have owned this car for the last 8 years and have only used it for cars shows, local charity events and few drives through Malibu Canyon. To the best of my knowledge everything on the car works as it should. The car was restored by the previous owner about 15 years ago here in California ( about 2500 miles ago) which included the motor overhauled to original hipo specs with solid lifter cam, original Ford hipo heads were serviced, the original 4 speed transmission was rebuilt with new clutch and 4 speed shifter kit so no popping out of gear issues, new black paint and complete new Ford style stainless steel exhaust system. The motor is the original matching numbers motor the car was born with (see picture of VIN# stamped into the block) stamped into the block at the factory. The car has the very rare Tri Power (three-two barrel carbs) set up and the carbs have been rebuilt and work fantastic. Last summer I had the Hipo Radiator rebuilt with new Ford correct hoses so no over heating problems. I had the original Hipo exhaust manifolds media blasted and reinstalled with new bolt locks. There is an updated Alpine AM FM stereo hidden in the glove box and updated speakers behind the rear fold down seat. I never use the stereo as the motor sounds amazing and the car is a joy to drive. The paint looks great from 5 feet away but is not perfect after being 15 years old but the car looks very original with the proper patina. As to vehicles all original correctness I can not confirm. I am not a mechanic or the original owner but will be happy to answer any questions to the best of my knowledge. The car is sold in "as is as shown" condition with no warranty written or implied of any kind. Any shipping costs, taxes, registration fee's of any kind are the responsibility of the buyer. The car will not be released until payment in full has been received and cleared bank. Local inspection and pickup is OK. This is a beautiful and rare 1965 K Code Mustang fastback in very original condition with the hard to find original motor and in the rare color of Black / Black. For those of you who know about these cars, this is a good one!  Thank you for your interest, bids and enjoy the ride.

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Does the fender apron VIN, all or partial stamping, especially consecutive unit number section, appear to be factory?

Branda presents a $5 aftermarket C6DZ- style sender (larger width than C5DZ-) in a NOS FoMoCo C5DZ-10884-A box up for auction!

I don't think this is intentional, however they should know better.


https://www.ebay.com/itm/1965-67-NOS-Mustang-Shelby-GT350-289-HIPO-V8-Temperature-Sender-Switch/333338240175

"BRANDA PERFORMANCE INC.
SHELBY & MUSTANG PARTS
*** PRESENTS ***

1965 - 1967 NOS MUSTANG 289 HIPO V8
(FITS ALL MODELS & ALL BODIES)
&
1965 - 1967 NOS SHELBY GT350
289 HIPO V8 ENGINE TEMPERATURE SENDER
1-PIECE

NOS FORD PART#:
C5DZ-10884-A
1 PC SENDER

A BRAND NEW NOS FORD SENDER: 65-67 MUSTANG &
SHELBY GT350 289 HIPO V8 ENGINE TEMPERATURE
SENDER SWITCH, in the NOS FOMOCO WHITE, GRAY,
& BLUE BOX

MADE of BRASS
SINGLE POST

SPECIFIC to the 289 K-CODE HIPO V8

WILL INSTALL / SCREW into the TOP of your:
CAST IRON &/or ALUMINUM INTAKE MANIFOLDS

THIS NOS FORD: 65-67 MUSTANG & SHELBY GT350 289
HIPO V8 TEMPERATURE SENDER, CAME out of a WEST
(UTAH), NOS & ORIG. PARTS LOT

A CONCOURS RESTORATION & REPLACEMENT NOS FORD:
65-67 MUSTANG & SHELBY GT350 289 HIPO V8 ENGINE
TEMPERATURE SENDER
THIS NOS FORD SENDER: 65-67 MUSTANG & SHELBY GT350 289 HIPO V8 ENGINE TEMPERATURE
SENDER PICTURED, IS the NOS FORD - MUSTANG & SHELBY GT350 289 V8 TEMPERATURE
ENDER you WILL RECEIVE

*** A GENUINE NOS FORD: 65-67 MUSTANG & SHELBY
GT350 289 HIPO V8 ENGINE TEMPERATURE SENDER!!!*** "

I've pulled and saved these three bolts over the years from different unmolested standard bore 65-66 289 HiPo engines, on the rear of the passenger side cylinder head, used to secure the grounding wire. I never marked what date engines I pulled them from, hindsight is better than foresight.

Left bolt: Swirl pattern on head
Middle bolt: "L" with slightly visible round swirl marks in background
Right bolt: "L" without a visible swirl in background.

Do they all look to be original to location?

Which of the three would be considered correct for a mid-July 289 HiPo assembled engine?

What year/months roughly would each be correct for?

Does anyone make similar go karts here in the US?

NOT MINE.

I hope someone rescues this poor K-code from the "modifications"...

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1965-Ford-Mustang/292959822694

I bought this Autolite voltage regulator and it is out of my experience verifying it is a genuine Autolite NOS Service replacement versus reproduction.

-Black painted lid is metal

-2AD date code has me thrown unless its 1972, would that be correct for the red Autolite box pictured with 1966 date?

Are screws for lid correct for a 65/66/67?

Pictures attached.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/HI-PO-289-K-Main-Caps/143109125546

Title: "HI PO 289 K Main Caps"
Description: "For sale are five original 289 HiPo main caps. When installed on a stock 'plain-Jane' 289 these make a HiPo. There is NO difference between A, C or K blocks OTHER than these caps. Installation will require align bore/honing by a competent machine shop. Offered at no reserve. Buyer to pay shipping, $16 USPS flat rate, or local pick up ok. Cash or pay pal only. Good luck bidding."

Heads up, there is some funny business going on here. 5th cap pictured is a C2OE-B instead of correct C3OE-A

This one...

Did Windsor produce 289 high performance blocks? My understanding is they were Cleveland only.

https://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/pts/d/289-hipo-block/6711629734.html

copy:
"1966 Ford Mustang 289 HiPo Engine Block

Casting: C6AE-6015-E
Casting Date: 6G7 (1966 July 7th)
This engine block was not stamped with a vin number.
Main Caps: hipo caps
Cylinders: bored 30 over
Work Completed: baked, jet washed, magnafluxed for cracks (no cracks), align honed, cross hatched. Machined surfaces coated with assembly Lube and grease."

I presently have a C4AW-C differential case (large bearing, single rib) built with solid spacer (instead of crush sleeve), 31 spline Eaton Truetrac, and 3:25 Ford gears. I'm running 205/70-14 street tires. Street driven, not drag raced.

I realize the 3:25 gearing ads to driveline stress.

Generally speaking what crankshaft torque and horsepower will the C4AW-C large bearing, single rib case support?

Generally speaking what crankshaft torque and horsepower will a 4-speed toploader support? (28 spline / Wide ratio)

I'm asking the above because I'm putting out 362+ Clb-ft @4,200 and 360+ Hp @ 6,200. Those figures were before having my carb. fully tuned. I'm finding out today I exceeded the clamping force of my clutch rated at 400HP (manufacturer will NOT give me a torque rating) and it got me thinking what driveline upgrades should I consider so I don't have additional failures...

Thanks for help.

Since when do NOS carburetor spacers look used with black paint on them???

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1965-1966-1967-mustang-shelby-NOS-carburetor-spacer-289-hipo-fomoco-original/232714680599

Not mine.

1966 Mustang GT f/b Super gas - $19995 (Hammonton NJ)
https://delaware.craigslist.org/cto/d/1966-mustang-gt-b-super-gas/6542822697.html

1966 GT Mustang Competition car for sale K code . Built for the drag strip with Narrowed rear end 400 HP 4 Speed trans.

1966 ford mustang gt
VIN: c6TO9K105885
condition: excellent
cylinders: 8 cylinders
drive: rwd
fuel: gas
odometer: 75000
paint color: white
size: compact
title status: clean
transmission: manual
type: other