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Rare NOS Shelby Factory Options & Electrical Add on Kit(s) Uncirculated Stock

Started by IndyAlchemy817, August 23, 2026, 04:21:40 AM

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IndyAlchemy817


High-Anchor NOS 1967 Mustang/Shelby Factory Options & Electrical Brake Light Kit– Mint in Box (Uncirculated Survivor Stock)


Description:

Available for serious concours builders, Shelby restorers, and master judges is an exceptional collection of authentic New Old Stock (NOS) factory Ford components.

These pieces were recovered straight from the dry storage barn of a local farm family right here in Indiana.

They are 100% genuine survivor items complete with original vintage boxes and factory instruction sheets—strictly zero modern reproductions.

Provenance: This part was recovered from a small cache of original components purchased directly from a local farm family here in Central Indiana.

The original owner was a gentleman who worked directly for Ford Motor Company and cherished his own high-performance vehicles.

Redacted paperwork can be shared via Private Message to verify this history to a serious buyer.

NOS 1967 Mustang/Shelby Parking Brake Warning Light Kits

(Two Complete Kits Available!)

Part Number: C7ZZ-15A852-A (Matched Pair)

Details:

The ultimate factory accessory add-on for a high-end 1967 build.

Both kits are 100% complete, uncirculated, and pristine inside their original boxes.

Includes the factory-wrapped under-dash wiring pigtails, red flashing lenses, mounting brackets, original hardware envelopes, and the original Ford Motor Company printed instruction blueprint sheets detailing installations for both hardtop coupes and convertibles.

Price: $325 EACH or $600 for the pair–Or Best Offer [OBO]

*(Autolite Regulator Not Included)

Located in Central Indiana. Secure shipping via USPS can be coordinated via Private Message at the buyer's expense.

Please send a PM if you require additional photo angles of the factory box stamps or need a calculated shipping quote.

Bob Gaines

To address the statement "Available for serious concours builders, Shelby restorers, and master judges ", FYI the add on kit would be points deducted in Shelby concours venues if this item was added because it is not something that was available as a factory option on any year Shelby.
Bob Gaines,Shelby Enthusiast, Shelby Collector , Shelby Concours judge SAAC,MCA,Mid America Shelby

Coralsnake

 ;)  People can ask what they want for their parts, but when your first posts are trying to sell parts at three times eBay prices, you probably are trying to take advantage of people. Just looking out for our forum members. Forum members please do some price checking

Just my opinion, others may feel differently

Shelby Historian. Check out theCoralsnake.com

I'm looking for 9F02M480004. Have you seen it?

roddster

  I really think Bob G covered it. Ford Accessory manual part, not built on any of the real Shelbys.

IndyAlchemy817



Hi Bob and Coralsnake,

I just logged back in to check my listing formatting and noticed your comments.

I didn't receive an automated email notification, so I apologize for the slight delay in replying!

Thank you both for checking out the thread and providing that feedback.

I appreciate the clarification on the judging criteria for the dealer-accessory kits versus factory assembly-line equipment.

As a non-car specialist, I am always learning and want to ensure the description is completely transparent for the group.

I have a deep respect for early Mustangs—in fact, I took third place at my very first car show back when I was 18 with my own 1965 six-cylinder coupe.

To be open with the club, my professional focus today is treasure hunting vintage Garden Tractors and select design Mid-Century Modern furniture.

I recently salvaged these specific parts from a local farm estate belonging to a lifelong Ford Motor Company employee.

Rather than letting these rare pieces sit in oblivion or end up in a dumpster, I wanted to bring them directly to the community that appreciates the history.

I set the starting anchors based on the pristine condition of the original packaging, intact glass lenses, and factory warning tags, but as noted in the listing, everything is entirely Or Best Offer (OBO).

I'm completely negotiable and not here to take advantage of anyone.

I simply want these time capsules to go to the right homes to complete a great build.

If any member has a fair offer based on current market metrics, my private message inbox is wide open.

Best regards,

IndyAlchemy817

Bill

You'll not find a more self aware, educated set of buyers here, as such, when you place an item here, the following should be kept in mind:


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CompRed70scj

What a story wrapped around two small, overpriced parts that no one is looking for. I can appreciate the "treasure hunting" aspect, but you still have to be able to tell what's treasure and what's not. Indiana Jones wasn't gathering things from the Sears catalog to put in museums..