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Choke Cable Grommets and Radio Delete Grommets

Started by Brant, April 18, 2018, 09:20:32 AM

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Brant

I have had brand new tooling made to create exact copies of the original 65-66 Choke Cable Grommets and "Radio Delete" Grommets.

They have the correct "M" marking cast into the part. The correct rubber was used in production. This was a big project for parts that really don't sell in huge quantities. I wanted to do them though, because they are literally impossible to find.

I always announce parts like this first to the subscribers of my Shelby/Hi-Po Email Newsletter. This newsletter usually has information about new items for 65-66 models. Limited quantity/special parts sometimes are only posted in the newsletter. If you wish to subscribe to the newsletter, click here.

Click on the links and/or the pictures to learn more.

Made in the U.S.A. $17.95 each.

Blog Post Link

http://www.virginiaclassicmustang.com/65-66-HiPo-Mustang-GT350-Shelby-Choke-Cable-Grommet-at-Firewall--P482344.aspx



http://www.virginiaclassicmustang.com/65-66-Mustang-Radio-Delete-Grommet-P482345.aspx


-Brant

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Rickmustang

Brant, would these be the correct size for a 1970 choke cable as well? Thanks
1965 G.T. 350
1967 Fairlane GT - 390 4-speed
1970 Mach 1 - 428CJ 4-speed/AC
1971 Mach 1 - 429CJ auto/AC
2005 Ford GT

JD

Quote from: Rickmustang on April 18, 2018, 12:02:01 PM
Brant, would these be the correct size for a 1970 choke cable as well? Thanks

and the '67's too?
'67 Shelby Headlight Bucket Grommets https://www.saacforum.com/index.php?topic=254.0
'67 Shelby Lower Grille Edge Protective Strip https://www.saacforum.com/index.php?topic=1237.0

Brant

I am told 70 models are different.

I would certainly welcome information about those though, and particularly '67 models.
-Brant

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