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Thanks Cory!

I'm inclined to think these mirrors are from a 69 Hurst/Olds.

But we've learned the bases are the same as Shelby mirrors? I think...

Thanks for all the help!

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Hello to all!  I need some of the experts here to help.  I recently acquired two mirrors in a lot of Shelby parts.  The owner had no idea what the origin of the mirrors, but said his father had a Shelby 350R model in 1967.   Can anyone I.D. these mirrors?  On the base is #DS 100021, which my rear search says that it's a Shelby base.  The mirror chrome "pod" has # DK 100060 on top and an H/L "star logo" on the bottom.   There is original Wimbelton White paint on the bases, under the black.   

Hopefully some knows about these?  Any help is appreciated!

Thanks!!

Are these 2-1/16" diameter?

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Thanks for the reply Cory.  I'm just curious as to what other owners experts think on the cost of these.
I paid "market price", with some advise from more knowledgeable people than I, and actually I was happy just to get it irrespective of its' cost. So it's a win for me there!

I thought I'd ask here as well as there are many knowledgeable members here.

I agree that the CS Shelby American logo maybe more "generic", but I was told it is actually much more rarer than a GT 350 Button, which they sold many more of by comparison.

Aside from that, it looks really good in the wheel and I'm happy with it.

Thanks!!!

So I just got this for my 66 1st Series optional wood wheel.  Part number is S2MS-3624-B.

What are they worth these days?   I'm almost embarrassed to admit what I paid for it.

I know it's rather Large area to cover, but what would be the most collectible Shelby catalog items?


Please don't hit me too hard, I'm somewhat of a neophyte in the Shelby collectible market.

Is there a "top 10 list"?

Opinions?

-Thank you!!!