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Just by the way I would need an H Servo if someone has one for sale. Thanks.

Which one? The typical H servo which is relatively still common with the smaller piston or the anomalous H servo being discussed here with the larger diameter piston like the R servo?

I would like to have the "normal" one for the 67 Shelby GT500 the other one wouldn't fit I think in a 67 C6 Tranny without machining the housing.

Just by the way I would need an H Servo if someone has one for sale. Thanks.

Still searching for a 1967 A Scratch March-May Block if someone has.

This awesome looking steering wheel is still for sale if someone is interested I can take it with me at the beginning of February 2026 and send it from the US or maybe we also can meet.

If someone wants some of the books I still have some and can take them with me at the beginning of February 2026 and ship them from the USA

I will be able to take these with me at the beginning of February 2026 if someone wants them I would be negotiable with the price if there is someone who want them. Thank you.

some more pictures

here are some pictures I will be able to take them with me in February if someone wants them

When will you have enough material to make a nice book from your collected data? Maybe do it together with all our nice forum members.

OSI:https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/OSI-Ford_20_M_TS

Looks like a OSI Steering Wheel

Does someone here has the chance to measure the length of the valve stem? I just want to find out the correct length or order number at Dill.

@Bob there is a Made in USA cast on the underside of the intake.

I am surprised that Blue thunder went to the trouble of getting Ford licensing on the small volume item. That is the first C7ZX blue thunder intake that I have seen or heard of that have that trademark.

Thank you Bob exactly what I thought but look at the underside and you see its definitely a repro.

@csheff do you have a picture of the underside from the intake? I just try to figure out what are the main differences between the originals and Blue Thunder with the FoMoCo logo.