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IMHO, yes as for sale price. Anyone in the know knows this is on the market......virus is a distraction for the investors and that's ok with most I think.....I think the Shelby folks are watching and putting plans in motion accordingly. Never say never and enjoy but don't fall in love with 'em.....it a hard thing to do sometimes. So much history....

Your control arm bushings may be in the same condition as your sway bar bushing were.

After going through several engine builds I have accumulated a lot of components from Comp. Push rods, keepers, spring seats, springs, guide plates, timing sets, roller thrust bearings, valves, main caps, billet main caps, ARP bolts, set of stock 289 heads, valve covers, stock oil pan or two, engine back plates, fuel pump eccentrics, fuel pumps (stock stuff), oil pumps, pick ups, water pumps, big box of gaskets,
a bunch of original nuts and bolts, crankcase evac venturis, valve cover breathers. Some rockers and lifters, sets of rocker studs. 

Some is new, most has been run. Inventory is fairly large. I would like it all to go to one new home.

$1000 OBO

I keep the Hoosier TD's at 40 all winter. I love 'em.

And I align to the original spec's - other say my car drives like a dream.

.....what is the matter with white knuckle driving....you steer with your right foot anyhow

I opened the top carefully, so carefully you can not tell. Charged, ready to go. AGM unit inside is in great shape.

$70 plus shipping.

In good shape and complete with 2 row pulley, harness and adjuster bolt.

$60 plus shipping

Speedster, you are probably right on. I have never seen one, mainly because I hate air and PS on my vintage 'Stang.

NOS from Cobra Automotive - for Holley 4150

$70 plus shipping

Must be dealer item for air conditioned cars - was on a old 289 I pulled apart - no numbers

Best Offer

Adjustable override bars with heavy duty rod ends - NOS

$100 plus shipping

does not include the shock shown in the picture

This is a Cobra Automotive item that requires a bracket in the chassis and on top of the diff housing. For the most part a race only item, NOS - like new.

The over-rider traction bars are not included - they sneaked into the photo

$150 plus shipping

To All,

A peaceful and blessed Christmas everyone.

PS: the engine is in place, soon to be fired.

Great read and thanks for sharing.

To me it looks to now be a bladder tank. The only guy I know who pulled this off and kept the original look is Howard Pardee. His tank is really a work of art. This tank looks not-too-much like an original R Model tank except for its use of the two Mustang bottoms. For a vintage styled track car, goforit.

John