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#1
Original Clutch fork for '67 GT500 or '67 427 Fairlane/Comet.  SOLD
Thanks!
#2
CSX 2000 Series / T-10 stencil
January 12, 2023, 11:31:26 AM
Did the Cobra cast iron T-10's have any partial Ford part number stenciled on the side, similar to the yellow ID stamps on top loaders?
#3
What is the correct bolt/washer combo for a 67 GT500 alternator adjuster arm?  The picture of a bolt is what I'm referencing, it's a 67 427 set up that used the same two brackets as the GT500 non thermactor. Since I'm asking, what are the two bolts like that hold the brackets to the waterpump?
#4
1967 Shelby GT350/500 / GT500 water pump bolts
June 17, 2022, 12:35:29 PM
Which set (or combination of) these bolts is correct?  The top row is what is called out in the '67 Ford MPC.  The bottom row is what is typically seen on 68/69 FE engines and wondering if '67 was possibly the same.  Also, the three like bolts in the bottom row are not what is called out in the '70 MPC, but is what seems to have come from the factory. 
#5
For sale is a 69/70 Shelby rear license plate bracket.  Very good serviceable/restorable condition.
$125 o.b.o. shipped in USA.
Thanks,
Chris
ceejay302@hotmail.com
#6
Really nice 67-early 68 pinion shield with original fine thread, C3AA rubber bumper.  It is lightly painted grey now, but would clean up great.  $125 shipped in USA.  SOLD!
Thanks,
Chris
ceejay302@hotmail.com
#7
Looking for the sub wire harness for the transistorized voltage regulator, C6TZ-10A545-E, that connects to the standard, black 4 wire voltage regulator harness, and then to the transistorized regulator and field relay.  It may have an identification sticker of C6TB-10A545-E or maybe C8TB-10A545-A.  If someone has one for a pattern, I can have some made.
Thanks!
#8
Concours Talk / 65 HIPO primary distributor wire color
December 23, 2020, 12:53:47 PM
What color is the terminal insulation that gets screwed onto the coil for the distributor primary wire, on the '65 289 HP?
#9
1965 GT350/R-Model / T10 shift rods and levers
November 13, 2020, 08:39:20 PM
Was sorting some shifter stuff today and am wondering if this is a set of Mustang T10 shifter rods and levers?
Thanks,
Chris
#10
Looking for one C3AZ-6563-A,  427 medium riser rocker arm shaft only, either NOS or excellent condition. Or I'd buy a pair of the C5AZ-6563-A shafts.  Please pm me.
Thanks!
Chris
#11
Assembling a '65 HIPO rear axle and am wondering if the fill plug was painted black or bare steel?  Couldn't tell on the original one. Also, is there any color codes on the edges of the brake shoes?  Have seen them on 69-70 Mustang rear shoes. A picture would be great.  Were the brake drums all natural finish or have black out with certain wheels? This is not a Shelby rear axle assembly, but a standard '65 fastback K-code.
Thanks!
#12
CSX 2000 Series / Red 289 from Iowa in 1990’s
May 12, 2020, 06:26:17 PM
I'm looking for the current owner of a red 289 Cobra that sold out of Iowa in the 1990's, that was previously owned and sold by Virgil Nelson then.  I came across these two Goodyear Blue Streak racing tires that were on or with the car at one time and would like to see if the current owner would want them. I don't know the CSX number.  The tires are pretty stiff and wouldn't use them other than for display.
Regards,
Chris
#13
For sale;
C8OF-12127-J 428CJ automatic transmission distributor, dated 8J9. Needs restored, someone lightly buffed it.

C8ZF-12127-A '68 GT350, manual transmission distributor dated 7G13 needs restored, original condition.

C1AE-6312-A two groove crank pulley, correct for '67 GT500, needs blasted and painted,

66-early 68, 9" rear axle pinion shield and rubber bumper. It's been lightly painted long ago, but appears not to be pitted and in very good condition.

SOLD ALL.
Thanks
Chris