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The Lounge / Re: Scammers on forum

Last post by Brant - Today at 06:02:54 PM

I'm just bringing this subject to the top.

While it's useful to post "wanted" ads, and some helpful members may respond to your request, you will most likely get a lot of scammers telling you to contact certain email addresses.

Just a reminder to be very careful. It's certainly not limited to this board. It's everywhere.

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1965 GT350/R-Model / Re: Early GT350 grill badge

Last post by Dan Case - Today at 05:48:23 PM

Good call.  I believe the 289 Cobra I reference was upgrade to "Stage III", not Cobra III.

I'm mainly trying to identify the "Cobra I & II" graphics on my Dad's GT350. 

Guess, that was an advertisement for the sales of new Cobras, 427 Cobras, and GT350s (second line).

The January 15, 1965 Shelby American parts book there were "COBRA I" and "COBRA II" vehicles. It was very important to tell the parts department what your chassis number was so they knew which parts your car would require. (The race wheels Halibrand created for 427 Cobra as marked "COBRA II" I believe.)


The December 23, 1966 Shelby American parts book there were "Model 1...1963-65" Cobras and "Model 2 in the Cobra series indicates the Cobra 427...".

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The Lounge / Re: THINGS you see on the road...

Last post by 98SVT - was 06GT - Today at 04:46:03 PM

Let me tell you definitely tubbed

Or he stole some mud flaps from a semi truck........

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Concours Talk / Re: Which under air vent is co...

Last post by Bob Gaines - Today at 04:19:43 PM

Here is the original from 6S933:

That is almost too pretty to hide behind the dash.😉

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Concours Talk / Re: Which under air vent is co...

Last post by GT350Lad - Today at 03:59:49 PM

Thanks Jeff and team

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The Lounge / Re: THINGS you see on the road...

Last post by FL SAAC - Today at 01:49:09 PM

How things gave changed from back in the day

The new ice cream trucks have arrived

Dylan was right " the times that are a changing  "

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SAAC Forum Discussion Area / Re: Random car pictures

Last post by FL SAAC - Today at 01:45:15 PM

We know somebody on here that likes red vehicles so here's one that's for sale. Hahaha

      Roy

wondering is this the famous lil red I keep hearing about all the time....

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SAAC Forum Discussion Area / Re: Random car pictures

Last post by FL SAAC - Today at 01:43:20 PM

Info said :


September 22, 2015
Ford Mustang Shelby GT 350
Gotthardpass, Switzerland
Sunday evening a frontal collision occured on a narrow street near the Gotthard Pass. For unknown reasons a 67 Shelby GT 350 Fastback crashed into a 78 Ford Thunderbird. The T-Bird driver is injured.

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Concours Talk / Re: Which under air vent is co...

Last post by J_Speegle - Today at 12:36:37 PM

Since we're covering all the bases    For San Jose built cars we find the plastic cover design used on 65 so in turn the 66 carry overs. There have been some discussions about different patterns possibly used at the other two plants during these time periods

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1969-1970 Shelby GT350/500 / Re: Gauge wiring help

Last post by Tomdeg - Today at 10:14:28 AM

Awesome! Thanks.
Is the wiring the same for the repro gauge as factory? The repro does not use the cup to mount it and the light socket plugs directly into the gauge. The ground wire ( I'm assuming the bottom lug) does not ground to the outer case, so it would need to be grounded to make the light work