Nos 65-67 Mustang/Shelby HI-PO Air Cleaner Element

kar-nut_old · April 14, 2007 at 4:51 PM

Sold for ???.?? by seller: perkinsrestoration

BuyItNow set at $999.00 <BLOCKQUOTE id=quote>quote:<hr height=1 noshade id=quote>Nos 1965-1967 289 HiPo air cleaner element Ford Part # ECJ-9600-C3. You have a choice of early style with the engineering # stenciled on the paper element, or later style late 66-67 with the engineering # embossed in the rubber. Both are mint condition! Only one box as one element came out of a C5ZZ-9600-W air cleaner Assembly. The auction winner has the option to purchase second element at winning bid and will get the box also. A rare find for the serious collector! First thing you see on a Hi Po when you open the hood. Reproductions are not even close!

Remember Genuine Ford Parts Are; "Made Right". "Fit Right", "Last Longer" and make your Car more valuable!

For additional information call Bob Perkins 1-920-696-3788, N3123 HWY 26 Juneau ,WI. 53039 Mastercard, Visa, Check Accepted. $15.00 Shipping

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65Rangoon_old · April 14, 2007 at 5:16 PM

That buy it now price deserves a comment, but I don't want to turn our forum totally 'blue'!

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66KGT_old · April 15, 2007 at 6:59 AM

For that price you should at least get both of them, even then the price is unreal. I think Bob lost his marbles...

RalphJr · April 15, 2007 at 9:36 AM

Based upon everything I've seen "for sale" from him in the past several years - he lost his marbles a LONG time ago.

But if someone is willing to pay his prices - Why shouldn't he?

Supply and demand - right?

Doesn't really help the hobby IMHO - but this is nothing new - just look at the prices of "some" collector cars and the big shop projects.

I had to "give" away my restored '68 Cougar for over half what a similar '68 Mustang would have sold for - and they are more expensive to restore and fewer were made. Go figure.

SixT5HiPo · April 20, 2007 at 8:40 PM

Auction ended with exactly no bids. Geez!

Participate now!