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Hey, kudos to Eric English.

Nice guy that is local to me as well.

You should be checking the ohms of the sender .............

So is the price right ? high ? low ?

Pretty sure that it is a different Robin Miller. 
'Rocket" Robin Miller is from B.C. Canada. He sought out and collected all of the 'Cougar' cast parts from the Shelby Catalog.
https://secure.cougarpartscatalog.com/17479/31579/shelby-dealer-ordering-packet-/-how-to-sharpen-your-cats-claws-nos-1967-mercury-cougar.html

This Robin Miller even built a Cougar with the parts. Called it the G-Force Cougar.
https://classiccougarcommunity.com/articles/g-force-cougar-the-g-car-that-could-have-been/

There is also a short clip on the youtube showing the engine.

Robin and his twin brother Richard have been buying and selling Ford parts for probably 40+ years now. They have had some cool cars over the years . I went to school with them.

This is a really cool topic . That last picture is the only one that shows the possibility of being a transporter, I was thinking until that point that they where hauling spares and being work spaces.

Start with the switch BUT also checking wiring for good connections and grounds . The relay kit will be the way to fix it for good mind you.

Mine came this week as well.

So a 67 also has a FORD VIN ? I never knew that in my 40 yrs of following along.

The Shelby number is stamped on the tag and also visible in the passenger side apron just like in 65 and 66. The Ford VINs are stamped further back hidden under the fenders . Of course the driver side Ford VIN could be seen in the fender cut out made for that purpose if not for the Shelby tag riveted on top of it.

I`m not sure why I never realized that for a 67 ,but it makes perfect sense .

So a 67 also has a FORD VIN ? I never knew that in my 40 yrs of following along.

This used to be in the stable...351 Cleveland, 4 barrel, shaker hood, etc.

Can I have one with hideaway lights please.......

I also run the Versailles rear end on my 66 GT Coupe,and have since the early nineties,I have zero issues with the park brake operation. I also run 14 inch steel wheels.

What he said AND how about some pictures !

And where are the parts ? Canada is kind of a big place.

I guess you have to ask yourself this----Do I want a nondescript cardboard box or urn from the crematorium or something like this that looks nice on a shelf.

Bob Perkins has some of these,to bad this one is missing handles and such.

edit---after thinking about it for awhile Bobs are Rotunda ones.