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The repaired head is the one marked 5D28 and marked on the corner with No.20.

Selling 1965 Hipo heads, Dates are 5C18 with No, 19 and 5D28 with No.20. One head had a repair which was done well and checks out on a magnaflux test. These have been ported and machined for 1.94 and 1.45 valves. These are for a higher RPM engine based on porting and valve size. Rocker arms, springs, and valves have been removed and are in a box. One rocker arm is missing. Will have pictures by this weekend.

Thank you, Mike!

What person or company do members here recommend for '66 Shelby 9K tach restoration?

Thank you all for the responses. I will be installing a tach on the dash of a 66 Fastback which has not had a Shelby tach installed before.

In my 66 Shelby we installed the tach using the existing holes before we installed the windshield. We had plenty of room to work with. I was looking for tips on how to install one including drilling the holes in the dash metal while the windshield was in place.

I was also looking for information on how SA did it?

Has anyone installed a Shelby Tach on the dash without removing the windshield? I would like to know how that was done.

How did Shelby American install the Tach?

Looks like Traction Master may not be in active business,

Any one have an original Shelby one or a recommendation on the best one made now?

Reproduction fiberglass quarter window interior trim. Textured similar to original. $140 plus shipping.

New red oxide Ford gravel pan. Nice shape. $250 plus shipping.

Thank you for the lead!

Looking for one or more C0DD-5486-A reproduction sway bar brackets. These were available as reproduction at NPD and VA Mustang a few years ago but are now discontinued.   

Any updates on this topic? In particular, is any brand passably close to the original?

These are Ford NOS replacement splash shields. I had these powder coated. New aftermarket rubber. $75 plus shipping.

Hipo 289 Fomoco timing assembly with new timing chain. I don't remember the brand of the timing chain itself. I think it is a Melling. $250 plus shipping.

Koni shocks restored by Jim Cowles. These are beautiful. The color is burnt orange not red. Part numbers are 82-1388 with a date code of 909. I understand the date to be September of 1969. $700 plus shipping and insurance.