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  Sorry, I meant GT350 Nick. My mistake.

 No Marti report, but that early build date suggests a bag instead of the bottle according to Texas Swede. Thanks for the input guys!
                    Pete.

 Build date on the door tag is 03A. I don't see any holes in the apron. Looks like it may have been replaced.

Quick question. Working on a '67 GT 500. Washer bottle, hoses and nozzles are missing. Before I order parts, should it have a plastic washer bottle or a bag?
     Thanks, Pete.

Anybody know if this car is still around, or current history? I can't find my registry anywhere. 

 Thanks for the help. 

 On a 1967-8 fastback, can someone tell me which way the upper corner rear window moldings go? One of mine is pretty beat up and I want to replace it but I cant remember which is the left or right. I know, I should have labeled them when I took it apart. Does the long side go across the top, or does it go from top to bottom.
 Sometimes I am such a doofus. Thanks for any help.

 Was just browsing facebook market place. Someone posted the original owners manual for a 1968 Shelby. 8T02R-210268-03652. Car was sold new at Rankin Ford in London. Poster is located in Norfolk, Ontario Canada. They are asking $150.
Just thought someone might be interested.

 Yes, and there is also one on the top of the fender where it bolts to the apron. I also have the original owners manual and most of the original build sheet. Quite remarkable that it survived after all these years.

It is indeed rust free, and now straight. All we did was to give the undercarriage a good cleaning.

 A good cleaning and the fun begins.

 The day we brought it home.

 The black KR Bill Collins posted is alive and well and living in Canada. I'm currently putting the motor together and hoping to see the road this spring. I can post some current photos if anyone is interested.

Cannot remember if I posted this before or not.
KR 04052.Raven black/black. A/C 4-speed.
The day I brought it home. Not quite finished, but very close.

 OK, thanks Pete. Something I hadn't considered.