Messages

Did not receive PM ... Try again

I have that one... C3OE-6380-B

I have a few early flywheels... Any particular numbers you are looking for?

Shawn... Mostly 65-66 stuff, no hood dont know where it went maybe hiding under more stuff. Will keep my eye out for you!

I think I have one stashed away, I will take a look tomorrow. I am a left coaster... LA/Scottsdale-

It is a cast iron, wide ratio, tag is still on it. It is NOT aluminum t/10... Pricing would be substantially higher... Thanks

It is a wide ratio trans. Thanks-

Thanks for the reminder Bob. Lack of coffee... 2000.00

Selling an Original narrow case top loader 4 speed transmission, that is for the 64.5 year Mustangs or early Sunbeam Tigers. Comes with shifter housing, shift rods and driveshaft yoke for this application. Was removed from a running car. It was made in the first approximately  91 days of Mustang production which was the D code or F code cars. Thanks

Finally Got to work on the car today, and upon removing the shock plate I found the spring locating pin sheared off back in 1971 when it took an off from a street racing incident. Moved the rear end forward approximately 3/8 of an inch... Wheel sits centered in the wheel well and all is good!. Thanks to all that chimed in.

Any pics of the car show gatherings?

Anxious to see who and how many showed up! Thanks for the updates Jeff.

More turn signal updates... I wanted to thank all that came to my taillight rescue with thoughts and ideas. Im not sure why when I ask a simple question about something that it takes a long detour, then circles back to the situation at hand. Doug- we can just call some of that your NEW YORKER attitude For me it must be My SO CAL chip on my shoulder or just large shoulders... Maybe a combo of both! Who designed these parts and when... was not a concern but rather how to fix the problem. Pete- Thanks for your NOS parts infatuation, we need those guys! My parts appear to look and work very nice, and all the Dynamite sticks, plugs, wiring etc fits exceptionally well. How close to original I/WE will never know. Some find exceptional deals like a 20.00 flasher but for me I was experiencing 5000.00 dollars worth of frustration, so a 40.00 fix was well worth it!!! Thanks again-

What people need to know is that the cougar turn signal parts are completely different animal then a Shelby sequential taillight assembly. It took a few calls before I got to the correct guy for ALL technical questions regarding these lights. Vic Yarborough is the guy for all things sequential taillights. He manufactures these assemblies for all of the suppliers. COUGARS UNLIMITED VERY helpful!!! Part number is DOWY-13350-AR5. Hope this helps others that may experience tail light problems-

Sure the flasher came from Branda, it is a 68-70 Shelby electronic turn signal flasher. 40.00. The key here is when working on your car or replacing parts dont piece meal things. Dont purchase bits and pieces... All or Nothing will eliminate your frustration. They sell many of these kits and they work very well. Looks great and works even better.