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All,
Looking for a 9" rear end Daytona pinion support; P/N C5AW-C. The "ideal" date code would be Sept., Oct., Nov. of 1969 but any correct usable part would be good. Would also purchase a correct rear end 1330 yoke for Shelby/Mustang if available. Thanks for your time.
Tom Gilliam
tom@jtgil.com   

Looking for a nice original or NOS Autolite chrome oil filler cap for a 69 Mustang/Shelby 351W engine

Tom Gilliam
tom@jtgil.com

Good Day All,
I have the exhaust manifolds off my car right now and wanted to ask about detailing - should there be engine "blue" overspray on the manifolds in the area where they bolt to the head? Were the manifolds on the engine when the engine was painted?
On some other years, I have seen information/examples of how they should look but do not remember this detail for a 67 GT 500. Thanks for your help.

Tom Gilliam
tom@jtgil.com

Looking for a set of original rear brake drums for an early January 69 Shelby. Need the 10 X 2 drums. My understanding is they could be marked KH or FOMOCO for a January 69 car.
Thanks for the help.

Tom Gilliam
tom@jtgil.com

WTB - Working to finish up a 67 Shelby GT 500 and would like to use an original/NOS gas cap emblem. If you happen to have one please let me know. I know these are getting hard to find but trying to locate an original. Thanks for your help.

Tom Gilliam
tom@jtgil.com
(270) 847 - 8093

All,
Looking for a correct, original carburetor spacer plate for a 1969 Shelby GT 350 351W 4V engine. I believe the correct spacer is dark phenolic material with a straight outlet on the back for PVC hose connection. If this is not the correct description for the correct part I would appreciate any additional details/information you can share.
This is for a mid-January built car. Thanks for your help.

Tom Gilliam
tom@jtgil.com   

Looking for a nice set of rear brake drums for a 67 Shelby GT 500; Need to be Kelsey Hayes with center hole for the 31 spline axle end;

Tom Gilliam
(270) 847 - 8093
tom@jtgil.com

Currently working on body work and prep for a 1969 Shelby GT 350 Convertible, Dearborn built, 01/13/1969 build date, #480202; Car was stripped and dipped back in the 80's so I do not have a clue as to what was original; I have looked for information here and on CM Forum but have not found a clear answer;
What I have seen is the possibility it could be red oxide or dark slop primer; I found one reference that there was a change by Ford in the February 69 time frame; Not sure if that was to start using the slop primer or go back to red oxide primer; I also saw a note that the engine compartment up to the fire wall would have red oxide under the black but from fire wall back would be slop primer. Any help or further information would be appreciated. Currently at the point to actually do the undercarriage painting. Thanks for your help.

Tom Gilliam
tom@jtgil.com
(270) 847 - 8093

Looking for a nice, clean original aluminum intake manifold for a 69 GT 350;

Tom Gilliam
tom.gilliam@logan-aluminum.com
tom@jtgil.com
(270) 755 - 6417

Need four(4) new reproduction Goodyear Speedway 350 small letter tires. Trying to finish car.

Tom Gilliam
tom.gilliam@logan-aluminum.com

I am starting to do some work on my 1969 Shelby convertible and would like to see some pictures of the sheet metal in the trunk area in front of the gas tank opening (toward the front of the car). My car has some holes that I think are not original. Would like to make sure before eliminating them.
Thanks for any help (pictures) you can provide.

Tom Gilliam
tom.gilliam@logan-aluminum

WTB - Looking for an original nice 67 GT 500 power steering mounting bracket for my car.

Tom Gilliam
tom.gilliam@logan-aluminum.com

I am looking for a correct lower grille for a inboard light car and correct hood hinges for same car. March 67 Ford build, and April SAI completion.
Thanks for your help

Tom Gilliam
tom.gilliam@logan-aluminum.com
(270) 755 -6417

WTB a driver's side door handle for a 67 deluxe interior car. I will be willing to buy a pair if necessary. Thanks for your time.

Tom Gilliam
tom.gilliam@logan-aluminum.com