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#41
I came across this postcard on the Bay and I don't remember ever seeing one like it before.  Has anyone ever come across this one?

Craig R.   
#42
I believe I posted this on the "old" forum but thought I would re-post as I have some added pics.  Here are some membership pieces for the Hertz JUNIOR Sports Car club.  This is from the 1964 New York World's Fair.  There is a congratulatory folder, membership card, and driver certification card.  I'll also post some pictures of the actual "rental" cars in action.

Craig R.
#44
I posted this prior to the forum crash and thought I would revive it.  I can provide your 65-73 Mustang/Shelby/Cougar AM radio with a facelift if it's not looking quite up to par.  My service includes lens cleaning/polishing, repainting silver strip above pushbuttons (67-73), cleaning/polishing/lubricating pushbuttons, cleaning/polishing control knobs, wiring & connector repair, dial indicator repaint, dial light bulb replacement, chrome polishing, etc.  I can also fix some mechanical issues (pushbuttons frozen or not setting stations properly, stripped/broken tuning gear, etc.).  I do have some extra parts from discarded radios at my disposal.  I do not do electrical repairs as my knowledge is somewhat lacking in that department.  However, I can refer you to the person who does my electrical repair work.  Keep in mind that I can't make chrome pits or rust disappear but can make the area a bit more presentable.  Price is $64.95 which includes return domestic shipping.  I will charge a nominal fee for any required parts.  Please PM me with any questions.

Craig R.
#45
I posted this previously on the now defunct "old forum" and thought I would resurrect it.  This came from a vintage camper brochure.  Those lime gold Shelby's sure get around!

Craig R.
#46
I wonder how many of us adorned our cars with parts straight out of this catalog.  Here on the west coast these parts were found in many automotive supply stores such as Grand Auto, Scherba's, etc.  This CAL CUSTOM 30 page dealer catalog is from 1971.  It's a great trip down memory lane.

Craig R.
#47
Does anyone know off hand which other 9" Ford backing plates are acceptable substitutes for the original KH units found on the '66 Shelbys?  Mine are useable but severely rusted as my car spent time on the East coast.  I'm actually doing a rear brake job now.  What fun!  I am not concerned about originality at this point as this car is strictly a driver.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks much!

Craig R.
#48
Found this on my phone yesterday.   https://apple.news/ABH-4iiXVRV6VgzWBsHekAA
Nice to see more of these come to the surface.

Craig R.

#49
Here is a neat item I bought off eBay.  It's a nearly full-page newspaper ad found in the Herald News that was taken out by Werner Ford in Garfield, NJ.  It's announcing that Playboy Playmate of the Year Connie Kresti (actually Kreski) will be at the dealership on Nov. 15th 1969 to personally introduce the new 1970 Shelby.  How cool is that!  Just to top things off someone by the name of Nick was lucky enough to procure an autographed photo signed by Connie herself!  Maybe that was enough to get him, and possibly some others, to place their order!  Actually, according to an article in one of the SAAC annuals, this dealership sold 42 1969-70 Shelbys.  Enjoy!

Craig R.
#50
I have a very nice 1969 Mustang/Shelby/Cougar AM radio currently listed on eBay in case anyone is interested.  I offer FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING to SAAC members.
The link to the auction is below.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/352645107906     SOLD


Craig R.
#51
I came across a couple of early 1980's Motorcraft posters in Spanish.  They are 22" x 30".  How do you say provocative in Spanish?

Craig R.
#52
I came across this on eBay, as I'm sure others here did as well, and decided to place a bid.  I'm always looking for interesting items to add to my collection.  It was said to be "from a 1960's era Seattle Post Intelligencer Newspaper file folder titled Race Cars" and is a 3-page press release for the "new" 1965 Shelby Mustang GT350.  It is dated January 22, 1965 for release on January 27th.  Has anyone come across one of these before?  Is this piece found in the 1965 Shelby GT350/Cobra Press Kit?

Craig R.   
#53
I have a very nice 1968 Mustang/Shelby/Cougar AM radio currently listed on eBay in case anyone is interested.  I offer FREE SHIPPING to SAAC members.
The link to the auction is below.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/153343424330     SOLD

Craig R.
#54
I was just putting up my new calendar for 2019 and noticed that it started with December 2018.  WOW, nice way to end the old year and bring in the new!

Craig R.
#55
Up For Auction / 1966 Promotional Ford Shelby T-Bird
December 08, 2018, 10:51:16 PM
Saw this while cruising the Bay.  Not sure if it's been discussed yet.  Not mine but thought it was interesting.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1966-Ford-Thunderbird-LANDAU/264079451335?hash=item3d7c5ca4c7:g:4KcAAOSwvfpcDBeQ:rk:43:pf:0

Craig R.
#56
I came across an interesting '66 owner's manual the other day.  I have seen various repos but not one quite like this.  The most interesting part is the center page.  This one shows no punch holes like the ones shown in the 2nd printing.  All print is the same without any "darker" letters which would indicate touchup.  The big issue that stands out on the center page is on the lower, center section where the stabilizer bar is described.  It should read "ONE INCH" but instead reads "O     CH" and this is the area where a 2nd printing punch hole would be located.  As an aside, sometimes this area is incorrectly filled in with "1.0 INCH".  If you look at first picture showing the covers, the one on the right (repo) is a bit darker blue and also the 4 lines of print use a slightly larger font.  The fourth line also goes all the way to the end.   Has anyone come across this version before?

Craig R.
#57
I have a very nice, recently restored 1969 Mustang AM/FM stereo radio in case anyone is looking for one.  I just had a complete electronic/mechanical restoration done on this unit.  Here is the eBay link:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/352536655501     SOLD


Craig R.
#58
This may provide some updated info for the Registry.  I'm not sure if there's any info in the current Registry on this car but my 1997 copy has zilch with respect to owner's info.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1968-Shelby-Cobra/253965644453

Craig R.
#59
I have a very nice 1966 AM radio for sale on eBay in case anyone is looking for one.  Domestic shipping with insurance included will be FREE to SAAC members.  Here is the link:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/352491086388  SOLD


Craig R.
#60
I'm trying to figure which would be the correct carb to spacer (Ford 1" aluminum) gasket to use when utilizing a Holley 6919 600cfm carb.  The engine is a 289 4bbl in a '66 Mustang GT.  Should it be the same gasket that is used between the spacer and the manifold?  That one has the 4 equal size bores.  Any help would be greatly appreciated as I want to avoid any potential vacuum leaks.  I have attached a picture of the underside of the carb.

Craig R