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I cleaned the transmission out of 413 and this is what I found on it. Some nice reference details.

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Yes. That's the one I was referring to.

For the sake of argument, AND ONLY the sake of argument, if this car were actually to turn up and it was authenticated by Kevin Marti,  would it be accepted into the SAAC community like Little Red? (And the Mexico Bullitt for that matter?)

Its got a square Paxton box for an autolite 4100 carb. The story is beyond ridiculous. An A for effort though.

$1282.51??? HOLY AIR CAR BATMAN!!!😵😵😵😵😵😵 or its getting pop rivited onto someone's Elenor!

I read somewhere years ago that the cobra in the movie "The Hollywood Knights" was CSX3285 and it had a cammer installed in it at the time. Was that true or just snake oil?

The dimensions minus the fittings are 15" long, 3" thick & 4" wide. 6" wide when you include the hanger brackets.

The new one you have pictured is a 68 Style. 67s have the proportioning valve in the back by the rear axle.

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Parts came out of a 68. Original paint on cooler. Fins very straight. Absolutely does not leak. Setup was on a running engine 3 months ago. I have lines I will include but they are not correct. $1400.00

It has a few other uses in the cars such as holding the wire for the fuel sender to the wheel well in the trunk and holding the tail light harnesses to the tail light housings in the trunk of Mustangs.

Was it used on the saddle interior and cars without tilt away? Seems like it would stick out like a sore thumb on those cars

Is that lineman's tape supposed to be on the steering column holding the turn signal switch wiring cover?

Also, shell lifters weight practically nothing compared to solid or hydraulic lifters.