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Dons clip photos are the ones i see on rh floor board dearborn 4 -speed cars and the double spring type is what i see on lh transmission crossmember brace on auto dearborn cars

Thanks thats the one i am talking about the manual trans rh side speedo cable holder that is hard to find unbroken as they were designed to be used the first time installed on assembly line.  This part has never been repoed and i sent one out to be made but it never got done yet as its a hard part to make correctly. The double spring type is what i seen on automatic trans cables on dearborn anyway.

u must have a 4-speed then as auto is different. The repo is wrong  (on dearboen anyway) and to long and rubber coated and to big in diameter. I have some originals i took off cables i bought over the years as i would buy a used cable to get the clip as they are easy broken and they were supposed to wrap around the steel collar on the cable from factory.

His son is supposed to be taking over in the future.

I have some rust free original uppers lowers sring seats if needed from the dry southwest

got jack and inspection cover call

i sent contact info to u

I know of a guy making c6 tags  call and i will get u in contact with him

Yes been 45 years ago i started collecting mustangs shelby boss and ford parts. The trunk light bulb area usually has signs of tape  still left on with paint overspray see jeffs photo.

Correct phillips  ground screw since this was a unique a o smith shelby fastback only thing due to fastback all fiberglass decklid vs metal lower and upper fiberglass on the convertibles so they ground like the rest of mustangs. Remember the trunk light was pre installed on 69-70 shelbys so the wiring got body color paint sprayed over it depending on how it was taped to decklid bottom or waded up pushed in the decklid hinge hole eith way they always have some body color sprayed on wiring.

Yep david restored a bunch of mine along with 2 others but max amkproducts  started restoring them first back in early 90s for me.

Yep been to turners back years ago up and down the west coast when me and sizemore traveled in the good ole days but we didnt buy much at turners as thats why he got alot of parts left great place to visit and look around thou.

Those were made from my originals i sent to chris brown years ago and are a good copy problem is somebody was stamping wrong dates as these were made in batches and i have had 100 or so over the years even some out of dearborn plant and sold and used them up and rebuilt many but originals are getting hard to find now days so thats why we made them. The oldest one i found was late nov 68 c7af flat type so maybe some started showing up in late dec but for sure in jan 69 then march 69 c9af stated showing up as i kept track of all date codes over the years and gave the list to chris but some people had date codes wrong. These were called heavy duty as people seen them on b9 s and shelbys but they are just a different vendor type like trico went to anco wiper blades in 69 dearborn. I have found these autolites  on 6 cyl and 69 1/2 mavericks 70 torinos pick-ups etc. In 72 ford used them on some vehicles marked motorcraft d2af as i have had to use them switches to rivet on autolte flat plates when they got broke or didnt work and got a box full of donor parts if someone wants to rebuild some.

yep  flat c7 was only around 3 months c9 was used on other cars in that time frame autolite  69-71 then motorcraft

I put a wanted post on the boss 429 forum site.