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[one of only 404 4 speed convertible's made]

The GT350 only had the 302 motor, the 214 number is the 302 with the 4 speed, makes it pretty rare

Right, but your for sale ad states "one of only 404 4 speed convertible's made". Not true - there were 404 GT-350 Convertibles, but only 214 4 speeds...

Might want to make a correction in your ad - the 404 is TOTAL 1968 GT-350 convertible production, not 4 speeds.

In the classifieds, http://www.saacforum.com/index.php?topic=18816.0, the seller states that the car is one of 404 4 speed convertibles, but one of only 214 with a particular engine/transmission code. For '68 GT-350 convertibles, what other engine/4 speed trans combos could there be? Were there close/wide ratio 4 speeds like the Boss 302?

One on Amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/Mustang-Started-Ponycar-Stampede-Collectors/dp/B001RNU32O

This is the issue I have :

I believe it was a special Mustang issue put out by Consumer Guide. I think I have a copy in storage.

He corrected his ad, the date was '65, not '66, so I guess this post is irrelevant now.

When was the last '66 made? In the for sale section is a T-10 listed as correct for a late '66, has a date code of 7-27-66.

http://www.saacforum.com/index.php?topic=18298.0

Seems like there would have been some delay even after the case was cast (assembly, shipping, etc.), making this available even later in the year.

More pics:

Complete 5 volume factory Ford shop manual set (engine, body, electrical,chassis, pre-delivery and maintenance) , includes Mustang, Cougar, TBird, Lincoln, Pinto, Torino, Cyclone, Montego, etc.

$60 plus shipping from 35805

Nos, still very pliable, in original box. Part number C5ZZ-6342084-A. $295 + shipping from 35801.

Not '60s - 1972-73 based on part number.

I have an extra copy of the Dec '79 Shelby American magazine. There is a pic of 5S555 in there. I would sell for $13 shipped if you are interested.

Good shape, could be painted to match other colored interiors.

$200 + shipping from 35806.

https://caswellplating.com/electroplating-anodizing/zinc-plating-kits/chromates.html

I have actually done some of their stuff - looks really good once you get everything down pat.