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#1
I am looking for a new old stock or good operating original Autolite Starter Solenoid for a 1968GT500. 
I believe that the part number is C7AF-11450 -A1.
The build date for the car is December 28, 1967.
The VIN for the car is 8T02S134516-00957.
Call me a 1-831-455-0439 in California
Or email me at  lauranlhoward@live.com

Thanks
Lauran Howard
#2
The number of the part is C7AF-11450-A1 Autolite.
#3
The part number for the starter solenoid is C7AF-11450-A1 Autolite
#4
1968 Shelby GT350/500/500KR / Re: Petronix and my Tach
September 05, 2021, 07:15:59 PM
The "Petronix 1" has less application problems than later Petronix versions.  Also, some modules just don't work.  If you have a problem, call Petronix and ask for a replacement module.
#5
1968 Shelby GT350/500/500KR / Starter Relay Part Number
September 04, 2021, 09:48:53 PM
Can anyone provide who manufactured (ford, motorcraft, autolite) the solenoid for a 1968 GT 500 and the part number?
#6
who is the manufacted the original solenoid and what is the part number?
#7
When I crank the engine when the battery voltage is low, the starter engages with the fly wheel, does not disengage and the engine does not start.  When I am trying to start the engine I can turn the ignition key to the aux position and run position and the starter continues to crank the engine.  I need to disconnect the battery to disengage the starter.  The distributor has a Petronix conversion.  The starter is of original style.  Will this problem go away with a fully charged battery or does something need to be replaced?
#8
Here is a picture of the windage tray that fits a Ford FE.
#9
My persistent rear main leak no longer exists.  Here is the process I used.  (1) Cleaned the read main and engine block with brake cleaner, (2) I changed to a MAHLE brand of seal, (3) Torqued the main cap to 105 ft-lbs before installing the side seals,(4)  lubricated the side seals with Melling assembly lube, (5)  installed nails without points using a 3 pound lead hammer, (6)  Installed new black Fel-Pro gaskets on the oil pan and windage tray, (7)  Covered with silicone the area where the nails were installed.  (8) Torqued oil pan bolts to 9 ft-lbs, (9)  Waited one day for the silicone to dry, (10) Primed the system and it did not leak. 
#10
I will be exchanging my covers for comfort weave.  Thanks for all for your help.  Lauran
#11
Attached are NPD descriptions of available upholstery for my vehicle.
#12
The Marti report for my car states that my car came with "Black Knitted Décor Bucket Seats"

Information from the Branda Catalog regarding 68 Shelby upholstery is also attached.


#13
What is the correct pattern for the inserts for the upholstery for bucket seats of a 1968 Shelby GT500 Fastback?  Is it comfort weave, Kiwi, or something else? Attached is a photo of what I have for upholstery in the back seat.
#14
Does anyone have any upholstery experience they would like to share?
#15
I have front seat skins by TMI and cushions from Scott Drake.  Should I try to complete the installation or leave it to a professional?  I have never done an installation before.  I have hog rings and pliers.