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I read the original post as "new with 65k miles" not 65 KM as stated. Whoa. Spent some time behind a GT350R on the track in my 07 GT500. Not a lot of time ... 
10 years makes for a whole different breed.

That wiring diagram doesnt apply to 69. You basically are removing the regular 69 Mustang feed (14290) that normally mounts to the starter solenoid and mounting it to the terminal block. And then using the Shelby specific harness (14290 AUX) - ie the Shelby wire feed as you call it - thick Black wire mounts to the starter solenoid, then the G/B return mounts to the terminal block.

You are now running all the current through the ammeter before distributing it to the rest of the car.

Adrian,

I replaced the original broken door pull on the drivers side with a Scott Drake repro earlier this year. It matches the passenger side in terms of color and quality and has held up well since. Admittedly, I've been closing the door rather gingerly since....

Doug

Went to the 3:30pm IMAX show this afternoon. Wow. This really was a tribute to Ken Miles and well deserved. IMAX is a must - the sounds and rumbling vibrations, especially the last 40 minutes at Lemans, are visceral. If only they pumped in the smells of burnt fuel and rubber. I originally didn't like the choice of Damon as Shelby, but he played him well. Bales was fantastic as Miles.

Doug

Definitely Mustangs Unlimited in CT. I recognize that heap having been to a few Sunday Show of Shelbys events over the past few years.

It ain't perfect but its all mine.

Doug

Thanks Ed, Jeff and Bob. I'm interested in the screws for both ends. Glad to hear they are the same and the comparison to the tail panel is very helpful.

Doug

Sorry Ed. Fastback, 4 speed non A/C car. I usually try to add this as I know it matters.

Doug

I'm replacing the side scoop ducting hoses in my GT350. What size screws were used ( AMK #)? Are they the same for both ends? I can find the ducting hoses in the MPC but not the attaching hardware.

Pictures are an added bonus.

Thanks, Doug

Took my 69 GT350 out for a photo op today. Sunset and leaves turning were perfect. My professional photographer, aka wife, captured this beauty shot.  I love the symmetry of colors between the side stripe and trees.

4-spd, non AC car.

Doug

Thanks Quick Silver for the pics. First SAAC I've missed in over a decade. Also been to Norcal Mini-Nats a couple times over the last few years but couldn't make this one. Must've been a blast having both Mini-Nats and SAAC national there.

Safe travels. I'm going to cry in my beer now too.

Doug

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2007 GT500 at SAAC 42 Open Track

0170 GT350 Aqua  White interior  4-speed non-AC waiting for spring

Doug