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Here you go... I don't have the patience to upload these to the forum

Dropbox link:   https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/xfwe2uu2mbgvqwwox3yuz/AL0g4LS7Okz-TLtmFEARMkA?rlkey=e78vazgk2n1zti5511wrjbj1f&st=q5lqfg1p&dl=0

Chris

Awesome Mr. Chris. Love the videos of them operating. Appreciate you both on the conduction tips.

wow that is a steal of a deal.

Thanks Mr. Gaines. I'll share the progress when I start.

I've been searching the web for NOS "Sequential Tail light housings/buckets/mounts,"

would anyone happen to have any pictures of them, NOS or Pristine condition? Tips and tricks to restore them are always welcomed and highly encouraged.

Thanks
Joel

I'll take em. a lil more costly than the 375 ones that sold but, wont miss it again.

That went fast. I sure need one 

One definitely has a bad repair, that's for sure. Thanks for all the help gentlemen.

 

These were reportedly removed from an authentic convertible Shelby during restoration. I'm looking for opinions on their originality. They appear to have been repaired previously, regardless of the seller's claim.

Appreciate ya!

I'll be buying a brass brush and making a few passes on the date.... I think this is as you mentioned Mr. Gaines, a 68. So, 68-7. After seeing this image on another forum, what I thought was a 6, is most likely an 8.

You're welcome sir.

[first pic.]

first pic. overall width 24 1/4
second pic. core width 23 3/16 or 23 1/4
third pic. core height 16 1/16
fourth pic. end tank to end tank 21 (remeasuered, not pictured)
width 2 1/16 (not pictured)

radiator in question.

Not trying to be difficult, so I'll wait to measure. I'm positive the date on the end tank is 66 - 7