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Looks like a 16" Cobra steering wheel? I can't see enough details on the center cap....?

Arrived Austin Texas

I had many inquiries about this paint. Attached is a pic of the PPG label. Thanks!

Texas Swede did the same for me a couple of weeks ago. However, PPG no longer makes that paint that he has the formula for. So I took an original shock (just purchased from John Azbach collection) in and paint matched (where it was not faded/worn) it with a "standard" PPG color (enamel) from a giant color book. It's just almost a perfect match. I had a pint mixed. I can send you the code this weekend if you want....And it is definitely more red than orange, which is different from the modern color.

Ed, I went there to specifically view that car. I spent a couple hours under and over it. It did not sell at the auction, but apparently sold in "Bid Goes On". It was very low quality car with lots of missing parts. However, it did have a great paint job and original upolstry. So there were not 2 people there who wanted it. The one person who did bought it after he auction. Beautiful color combo for sure....probably the most desireable IMHO, and with a 4 speed and traction loc rear.

I was there. Most of the collection did not sell. It was not very high quality stuff, and the reserves were for high quality. The '65 was a good car, but there were not 2 people, or 1 after the auction, who wanted the car.

CA emissions car. Very hard to restore....

Does the call out on a Marti Report of "Heavy Duty Battery" option for a '69 Shelby GT 350 mean the car came with a Group 27 battery? Thanks.

I'll be there checking them out and watching them cross the block.

I use Fel Pro cork gaskets and paint silver. Not sure the part number, but they have tabs.

Agree Centerforce is good. Check out David Kee Toploaders for his recommendations.

Master cylinder cap is black for 65 350s.

I was kidding....

Pricey!  Love the steering wheel

I agree with Bob on going with like a Centerforce steel flywheel. It should still be balanced with your rotating assembly. Steve will know the application of that NOS flywheel if you ask him. Good luck.