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recommendations for outside services please

Started by kasearch@ix.netcom.com, May 28, 2019, 01:07:27 PM

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kasearch@ix.netcom.com

As I am getting my components together, I have realized that I will need some specialty help from some outside vendors. The following items will require professionals far better than me, to make them nice and original. If any of you have some recommendations for me as to who to send these items to, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you in advance for all your knowledge and recommendations

Outside service items needed for restoration.
steering wheel
Shelby wheels
instruments
carburetor
wiring harness
seatbelts
shifter handle
brake booster
air-conditioning components
a.m. – 8-track radio
grill
deck lid/tail panel trim
fan clutch
distributor
what stall torque converter to use power
steering pump
fuel and brake lines
suspension components

Bigfoot

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terlingua11

Jim C & Jesse at Shelby Parts and Restoration can handle anything Shelby related-

https://shelbypartsstore.com

Contact info on Main Page-
SFM6S1904
88 Saleen 19R

TOBKOB

1969 GT350 owned since 1970

Rickmustang

Power steering pump and cylinder. Rodes Restoration. 419-468-5182

kasearch@ix.netcom.com

This is great information. Thanks everyone so far. I need to get these components off since some of these people have long lead times. Please everyone, continue to provide suggestions and sources. 

Coralsnake

I am sure others may have different opinions, but I would recommend replacing wiring if your original stuff is not serviceable.

Old wiring can be brittle, faded, cut and potentially dangerous, especially the stuff in the engine bay.
The original Influencer, check out www.thecoralsnake.com

Rickmustang

Classic Auto Air for AC stuff, and Classic Tube for brake and fuel lines.

kasearch@ix.netcom.com

Thanks Coralsnake for the wiring reminder.  I did want to put that on the list.  Who do you all recommend for new wiring harnesses.  I want to replace them all.  Do anyone make correct (not the one harness fits all) harness based on the actual configuration of the vehicle?

Coralsnake

The original Influencer, check out www.thecoralsnake.com

Bigfoot

RIP KIWI
RIP KIWI

acman63

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Owner Shelby Parts and Restoration Since 1977

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