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Thanks John.
Since I'm obviously too high on my prices, I am open to offers, both lithos were displayed in a non smoking environment in arid Colorado.

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Some reflections from glass

Thanks for looking.

1) Flying Mustang GT350 Green Valley 02/14/1965. Shelby American Collection silent auction item 12/04/1999.
#145/500. Framed dimensions 29.5"h x 16.25"w x 1"d
$450
2) GT350 lithograph. Another SAC silent auction item, can't remember which year.
#206/500. Signed and numbered by Bill Neale, signed by Shelby.
Framed dimensions 28"h x 22.25"w x 1.5"d.
$450
I accept PayPal friends and family. Items shipped US only, Shipping and insurance included. Messages answered in order received.

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I have a 67-68 4 speed shifter box in good condition with some patina. Good for a survivor car. Box has been disassembled, cleaned, greased and reassembled with a new wave washer and lockout spring. The original horseshoe had weak threads and has been replaced. This has the 2" spacing.

The shifter lever is an origin 68 part with good chrome, and has no slop. It also has the 2" spacing. $550 for both pieces plus shipping USPS Priority with insurance.
Willing to separate and open to offers.
PayPay friends and family.
Thank you
Joe
SFMS6 email afm17664@msn.com

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Received in Englewood CO on 12/26..will peruse over the weekend.
Joe

A local Mustang salvage yard/repair shop had a Cougar with a factory sunroof in it in the mid 1990's.
After about three years of constant hounding by a local Mustang owner it was cut out and installed on the coupe. I saw it a couple times at local shows and it functioned and fit perfectly.

....if only Drew specialized in 4100 carbs.
Drew is the Ford Holley guru 

You found him!!
You should have asked about the semi-lifetime extended warranty.
Email sent.
Joe

Longtime SAAC member William (Bill) E. Miller passed away on November 30, 2024 at the age of 91. He was recently diagnosed with tumors in his brain. Bill purchased his renowned black and gold 1966 GT350H in April of 1981 and immediately joined SAAC and the Colorado chapter. He became heavily involved in both open track event and vintage racing. He drove his car to several SAAC conventions and participated in the Rocky Mountain Vintage Racing Association. He was a proud promoter of the marque and of all the organizations he belonged to.
 On the local level Bill served in several capacities as a CO SAAC rep, president, vice president and organizer of our four to six open track events we put on annually. His most recent outing with his GT350H was the Shelby American Collection party this past August.
  Our thoughts and prayers go out to his longtime companion Mary Sue Powell, Bill's two daughters and his many grandchildren.
  Celebration of life events are pending.

Wish I was going this year. Third year I have missed.