1967 shelby jack photo request

[shelbyhertz66]

Hi All,
So I have a late production 67 GT350 and was wondering
if anyone could post a photo of what the jack should look like? I have
researched it but am finding different looking jacks supposedly for a 67
Thanks for your time.
Dave

[Bob Gaines]

Hi All,
So I have a late production 67 GT350 and was wondering
if anyone could post a photo of what the jack should look like? I have
researched it but am finding different looking jacks supposedly for a 67
Thanks for your time.
Dave

Dave ,the main difference is the triunion where the screw drive threads through is U shaped on the typical SJ jack where as it is a rectangular block of steel on the Dearborn/Metuchen jacks.

[Special Ed]

The metuchen jack is very similar to the sj jacks both using the 2  U shaped ends but metuchen was coarse threads shaft so u need fine thread shaft with the 2 U shaped ends .

[shelbyhertz66]

Thanks guys for the reply and thank you Bob for the photo.
I have the correct handle but the completely wrong jack.
The one I have may be a 69-70? as it does not have the
hinged part on top of the scissor that flips over and contacts the jacking point.
a friend is checking his spare jacks and may have the one I need.
Again thanks for the shared knowledge .
Dave

[Bob Gaines]

Thanks guys for the reply and thank you Bob for the photo.
I have the correct handle but the completely wrong jack.
The one I have may be a 69-70? as it does not have the
hinged part on top of the scissor that flips over and contacts the jacking point.
a friend is checking his spare jacks and may have the one I need.
Again thanks for the shared knowledge .
Dave

Sounds like a 71-3 jack .67-70 look the same

[67gt500]

http://anghelrestorations.com/uploads/3/5/1/2/35122002/mustang_jack_identification_guide_v1.3.pdf

http://anghelrestorations.com/uploads/3/5/1/2/35122002/quick_guide_-_mustang_jacks.pdf

Mustang Jack Guide thanks to Anghel Restorations

[Bob Gaines]

http://anghelrestorations.com/uploads/3/5/1/2/35122002/mustang_jack_identification_guide_v1.3.pdf

http://anghelrestorations.com/uploads/3/5/1/2/35122002/quick_guide_-_mustang_jacks.pdf

Mustang Jack Guide thanks to Anghel Restorations

Keep in mind that although some jacks are date stamped many do not . Maybe one out of a batch was dated coded would explain why so many are not date stamped.