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Someone didn't proof read the text in the auction, says it has power windows.

[power brake version]

Restoring shelby GT350 march 16th build date, 4 speed lookihg for these parts, i can provide pictures to verify what i'm looking for, thanks Jeremy any help is appreciated

pedal assembly bracket power steering version

Am guessing that you meant power brake version? 

Get a nice used one from an automatic car, they have clutch pedal bushings that have never been used. Transfer over your clutch brackets.

Also going tonight, downtown Salem Cinebar.

I have had a couple different distributors rebuilt by John Cause. He is in SoCal.

https://www.ignitionengineering.com/about-us.html

Thanks,  I had a suspicion my friend was correct.  Funny, this pic of McQueen pulling into his house driving a Cobra was recently posted by Krelboyne on another thread, and it helps to make people think he owned one or something.

When I posted that photo, I indicated that the author/photographer indicated that it was Steve's car in the caption.

Another picture with Steve McQueen. Shows more of the interior of the shop on that day.

I know the type, still running monthly ads in Hemmings. Send a SASE for pictures, etc, lol.

Might be missing it, but I do not see power steering on that eBay engine listing.

Alternator brackets are typical for 1968 and newer without smog.
A/C mounting looks more like for a 'hang on' A/C system on a FE, or Ford trunk? Might could be 1966 or earlier.
Crank pulley looks like 4 sheave width, have seen that on 'hang on' A/C.

E brake switch is clamped onto the emergency brake tube. Here is the bare switch. Single wire which completes the ground.

Thanks Jeff,
That is one bracket that I do know well, it is one piece though.

Received these two brackets with some assorted 1969-70 Shelby Mustang parts. Any help would be appreciated, thanks!

With a Ford, you don't need a Good Wrench.

Thanks Bob, I appreciate your knowledge on this part. I read the thread on the graining, but misinterpreted the pictures for some reason. I have updated the listing but it won't let me modify the title since the bidding has started. Thank you again.

  +1 on Dan's sound advice. This "could" be an experimental part. IF it worked , they would have been "common" like the 119 and 112 carburetors. Even though the 119 version is somewhat rare , it was "production". 
   Randy

The 1.19" venturi 4100 dates back to 1958. Was used on the 383 Marauder Hi-Torque.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/183842311012

This is our listing. Also have lenses and bezels listed separately.