SAAC Forum

Quote from: Bob Gaines on February 23, 2023, 12:08:55 PM

Quote from: Kiwishelby on February 23, 2023, 03:24:32 AM
Hi, my 70 Shelby has had one repaint since new, currently the two securing screws for the side body air scoops are painted, should these have a natural finish or painted..?

The screws were plated a silver zinc or cadmium. They were unprimed and so the paint used to cover them up many times quickly flacked off . And since you recently had your car painted, the same goes for the carriage bolt heads under the front valance on ether side .

Thankyou for the information, appreciated.

Quote from: J_Speegle on February 23, 2023, 04:04:24 AM
Painted

You can see a couple of original examples in the thread below Sorry for the poor angle but these were already posted and handy

https://www.saacforum.com/index.php?topic=22027.0

Thankyou, the photos assist, appreciated.

Thankyou for the replies and clarification, much appreciated. 👍

Hi, my 70 Shelby has had one repaint since new, currently the two securing screws for the side body air scoops are painted, should these have a natural finish or painted..?   

Re the fuel gauge, I also have a 70 GT500 and mine stopped working, took the sender unit out and found the problem was in the float which had developed a small fracture, this caused the float to fill up with fuel so being weighted down would read empty, had the original repaired and all is good, hope this helps.

Thankyou for the information , much appreciated, yes it is a 70 GT500. 

Could someone please advise the correct placement for the "Manual Choke" decal..? I have heard of two locations, one being underneath on the dash frame above the choke knob, the other on the actual outer dash panel near the ignition switch.? I'm assuming it needs to be in a location where it can be read as with the seatbelt decals on the sun visors.

The MPC calls out C8OZ-7534-A

Thankyou and appreciated.

Yup, Scott Drake makes them.

Thankyou.

Quote from: Vcode on March 27, 2019, 12:12:11 PM
There were two springs used C8OZ-7534-A (351,390,428,429) (3 3/4" long 6 1/2 coils Brown)
C8OZ-7534-B (200,250,302) (3 1/2" long 6 1/2 coils Green)
The colors were the identification marks.

Thankyou, that clarifies it, much appreciated. 👍  regards.

Hi, I need to replace the spring that fits on the clutch pedal arm under the dash, (70 GT500) , there is a hole in the arm where the spring fits and then goes to a bracket, looks as though it assists to pull  the pedal back up, over the years mine has been replaced with an incorrect spring which has now broken, would someone know the correct part number please.? appreciated.

Quote from: Bob Gaines on November 14, 2018, 11:40:17 AM
Here is a DIY kit that others have used  https://www.zip-corvette.com/63-67-c2/electrical-system/corvette-horn-relays/64-75-deluxe-horn-rebuild-kit.html  . Apparently the parts interchange with other applications.

Thankyou, good information.

Quote from: KR Convertible on November 14, 2018, 12:38:44 PM
Here is a link to the rebuild instructions.

http://www.corvettemagazine.com/tech-articles/1957-1975-corvette-horn-rebuild/

Thankyou,  appreciate the link.

Quote from: greekz on November 14, 2018, 09:58:40 AM
I sent mine to Gary at The Horn Works,  http://www.classiccarhorns.com.  He did a great job.


Greek

Thankyou for the info, appreciated.

Hi, could someone please assist. I need to replace the "Hi" pitch horn on my 70 Shelby. I realize this is a standard Mustang part however I am wanting an original horn not a reproduction, looking on eBay and also various Mustang parts stores it seems that only reproductions are available. I understand from reviews that these are made in China and are of poor quality..? Are there any places I could try to source a good used original working horn or should I drill out the rivets and attempt to repair the one I have.  Appreciate any help.