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#1
Parts For Sale / 10 spoke lug nuts
December 14, 2025, 04:54:01 PM


I only have eight of these, flat shoulder, I think they are stainless steel?

All eight shipped to you $65

Coralsnake68@hotmail.com
#2
I may have misread maybe it was "brain"
#3
If I read the BaT wheel thread correctly Mr Gaines is now going by "Brian".

😉
#4
In response to J Speegle

Ideally, I would like them separated by shocks used during 1967 production.

I was under the impression the blue Z7ZD-A was used on 1967 Shelbys, so I will remove that item.

I will add the C7ZD shock, its one I have not seen before.

Its my desire to build this out to reflect only production shocks and I appreciate your input

#5
sorry its a bit wonky, if anyone knows or has documentation pm -D or -K color codes, I am interested
#6
These are the rear 1967 shocks from my chart:

ID No.   Shape  Color      Code        Application

C7ZF-A   S   Black   RED     Standard
C7ZF-B   S   Black   BLUE   
C7ZF-C   S   Black   BROWN   HD Susp
C7ZF-D   B   Black              Adjustable / Shelby
C7ZF-K    B   Blue                      Adjustable / Shelby
            
            
Z7ZD-A   B   Dk Ford Blue           Shelby
#7
I do have a chart I can post that maybe useful...
#8
The numbers you see on the shocks are engineering numbers and different from the part number.

There is no book that has a list of all the numbers, however the Master Parts Catalog maybe useful.

If you are specifically looking for Shelby shocks, be prepared to pay a lot of money, they were very limited production and a lot of people would like to have them
#9
I believe the Z7ZD-18080-A were also used on some cars?
#10
1967 Shelby GT350/500 / Re: Correct FORD Part #'s
December 08, 2025, 12:39:23 PM
While the part numbers are helpful, knowing the parts is key. Make sure you learn what you need before you go shopping and take someones word
#11
Services Offered / Re: theCoralsnake.com
December 01, 2025, 04:01:32 PM
Both cars are 1967s so anything is possible
#12
Services Offered / Re: theCoralsnake.com
December 01, 2025, 01:48:03 PM
#13
Services Offered / Re: theCoralsnake.com
December 01, 2025, 10:37:17 AM
New pictures found! New pictures of the 1968 photographic cars uncovered!

#14
Excellent Chris,

One item to mention. The potmetal is not very conductive. If you are painting it, its probably going to create more issues
#15
Concours Talk / Re: Concours Trailered
November 29, 2025, 04:49:49 PM
I got an email from Paul, it sounds like he has gotten some good advice and information from a name we all know.