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So today I received the Dennis Carpenter Temp Sender so I immediately compared it to the NOS version. Visually the NOS one has different engraving and different size connector and different color rubber. I call that a fail. The NOS one is on the left, the terminal on it is #12 - 24 while the one from Dennis Carpenter is a much smaller metric size.

(Note that I changed the name from Daniel Carpenter which was incorrect)

Maybe this needs to be screaming yellow alert?

Tulsa Police say someone stole a rare 1967 Shelby Mustang GT 500 outside downtown in the Pearl District on January 7th.
-It's valued are more than $200,000.
- The car has a 4 speed manual transmission and a fairly loud exhaust.
-It  has a black interior and fancy aftermarket gauges.
-It also has a voodoo camshaft sticker (a skull with the word Voodoo underneath) on the rear spoiler.
-Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 918-596-COPS.
-You can remain anonymous.

A friend of a friend took these today - hopefully it will be back on the road soon. They quit making those Goodyear Eagle tires about 20 years ago so it's probably been parked for a while.

Zoom call tonight.
https://zoom.us/j/96784995639?pwd=SUtvNFFOUUJQUHJEQzZ5TUd2SFVPQT09

I wonder if the car still exists?

Link to the full article:
https://www.supermotors.net/registry/media/760008

$100 plus $7 shipping in the 48 states. See photos, this has been in a box under my work bench for 30 + years. Time to send it to a car where it can be used.

Really nice condition, no pitting or cracks. The passenger side has a spacer which was used in later 68 - 69 model years but lots less trouble for your '67 than the original '67 - early 68 thermostat valves were. Date codes 6J6 and 6J19.

$395 for the pair including shipping in the 48 states. If you live anywhere else let's talk via PM regarding shipping costs.

Link to the web pages:
https://musclecarevents.org/

Saw it sell while watching my recording of today's auction. Surprised Craig Jackson did not buy it.Is the history well documented? $350K seemed like good money.