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There was a super nice reproduction made by California Pony Cars.

Unfortunately, they ran out a few years ago and have not made another run.

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. 

Sorry, I cannot help, but for information purposes, this was my reproduction so there was only one "brand" on the market.

If you find an old set of those, they were exactly like the original assembly line parts. The Ford service part was made from a slightly thinner gauge of metal.

That being said, it was very difficult to tell the difference unless you measured them side by side.

I purchased a 66 A code a while back with dual exhaust installed and these were on the car with these paper tags.
There are stampings that read 2.000 AL in two spots on these and would like to know if these are originals?

 I only showed the one side as I am cleaning up the surface rust on them, and they show no major issues or rust thru. Used rust cleaner jell and brass brush with great results.

I'm thinking of using these on my 66 Hertz. Any comments would be appreciated.

Todd

As mentioned, this is a very old reproduction from Special Interest Cars in Canada. Lots of differences between that and the assembly line or Ford service part.

folks, anyone have a opinion one way or the other about where to get a set of 4 style steel wheels for a 1965 Coupe? I see them online in several places, roughly similar price.... thanks for your thoughts! Scott

I just saw this, but maybe it will still help. I'm going to assume you are talking about the original size in 14 x 5.

The Wheel Vintique versions were easily the nicest ones on the market...and USA made. Unfortunately, they dropped the 5 inch wide rim. I believe that you can still get 6 and 7 inch wide versions...at least when they are in stock.

Wheel Vintiques were acquired by the firm that owns Coker.

We never handled the current, imported versions from Drake.

Charles,

Thank you for posting these results.

Any chance that you can provide the Shelby numbers on at least the '65 and '66 cars?

The hood from 5S162 was originally painted black on the underside.

I have seen a few others during this build time done the same way.

Reduced pricing on the two remaining items.

Updated to reflect sold items.
I just have these two remaining.

Updated for Sold items.  I still have the items listed.
NOS Ford 1969 and 1970 Door Beltline WS for Mustang and Shelby
I have the items listed below.
All of these pieces are different and far superior than any reproduction currently available.
Prices are listed below. Actual shipping will be added.
It is best to click on my profile and email me directly, rather than sending a private message through this forum.

1 Pair  C9ZZ-6521452-A and C9ZZ-6521453-A
69-70 Coupe and Convertible Outer Front Beltline WS
$150.00 per pair


1  C9ZZ-6521452-A
69-70 Coupe and Convertible Outer Front Beltline WS - RH ONLY
Not in Ford Package
$60.00 Reduced to $30.00

1 Pair C9ZZ-6521457-A and C9ZZ-6521456-A
69-70 All Body Styles Inner Beltline WS


1  C9ZZ-6521456-A
69-70 All Body Styles Inner Beltline WS - RH ONLY
$125.00

1  D0ZZ-6321452-A
69-70 Outer Fastback Beltline WS - RH Only
$125.00  Reduced to $90.00

What became of this?

It's still available.

*SOLD OUT*
I will be contacting those who inquired.
1967 and 1968 RH and LH Inner Front Door Beltline Weatherstripping.
NOS Ford in the Ford Wrapper.
Part numbers C7ZZ-6521457-A and C7ZZ-6524456-A.
Much nicer than the reproduction at not really much more cost considering it's much nicer than any reproduction.
$80.00 for the pair plus actual shipping.
I have a few pair and one extra RH for $40.00.
I have some 69-70 that I will post pretty soon.

What would the application be?

Thank you.

Basically, a service part for any car that used a Group 24F Battery.

I do not think the green lettered battery was installed on the assembly line.

NOS Autolite Group 24F Battery
Green lettered.
Brand new
Never activated.
I have had this battery on the shelf for over 40 years.
LOWER PRICE $1200 obo
Plus actual shipping and insurance.
Email in my profile.

I received an Aviaid oil pan a month or so ago.

Unfortunately the quality was terrible, and the pan could not be used.

I have one on another car that was made many years ago. It's fantastic.

I never like to say "never," but it's highly unlikely that any reproduction fan would have that "FoMoCo" marking. I am definitely not familiar with any.

The earliest "reproduction" HiPo fans were made by the original manufacturer and had all of the same markings (except for the FoMoCo marking) as the typical 65-66 HiPo Mustang fan that we are familiar with.

I believe they may have been from the 1980s. I would have to dig mine out. They had the blades stamped in the opposite manner as you mention.