Posts by C6ZZKGT

    This NOS Autolite Hipo distributor received no bids by October 17 2020 and therefore did NOT sell.

    -Fred-

    This NOS C3OZ 6622 A oil pump pickup tube received no bids by October 17, 2020 and therefore did NOT sell.

    -Fred-

    This Kar is back on Ebay again as a reserve price auction with a starting bid of $500.00:

    https://www.ebay.com/itm/1243897435…mMakeTrack=true

    -Fred-

    This Kar was bid to $53,100.00 by October 16, 2020 with 140 bids from 7 bidders but did not meet the sellers reserve and therefore did NOT sell.

    -Fred-

    This NOS C5ZZ 2853 B front parking brake cable is back on Ebay again with no changes:

    https://www.ebay.com/itm/3337562433…em=333756243334

    -Fred-

    This NOS C5ZZ 2A635 E rear parking brake cable is back on Ebay again with no changes:

    https://www.ebay.com/itm/2337480451…em=233748045196

    -Fred-

    This NOS C5ZZ 2A635 E rear parking brake cable received no bids by October 16, 2020 and therefore did NOT sell.

    -Fred-

    This NOS C5ZZ 2853 B front parking brake cable received no bids by October 16, 2020 and therefore did NOT sell.

    -Fred-

    This Kar that was "no longer available" is back on Ebay again as a reserve price auction with a starting bid of $1.00:

    https://www.ebay.com/itm/1965-Ford-…I0AAOSwyrBff3Af

    -Fred-

    The listing for this Kar was ended by the seller October 16, 2020 with the following explanation "This listing was ended by the seller because the item is no longer available".

    -Fred-

    This NOS C3OZ 9A589 C Hipo 289 carburetor spacer is back on Ebay again with no changes:

    https://www.ebay.com/itm/1644501359…em=164450135934

    -Fred-

    This NOS C3OZ 9A589 C Hipo 289 carburetor spacer plate received no bids by October 15, 2020 and therefore did NOT sell.

    -Fred-

    I did the work, followed all torque specs, assembled according to manual, was supposed to be assembly line originals, purchased from J. D. Larson ( all classic motors)

    Maybe the wrong idler arm, people say Manuel an power are the same what’s your opinion on that.

    Relicdog

    Manual and power steering idler arms are definitely different, however the pivot mounted on the frame is the same. There is no way to invert the drag link as it would not fit onto the pitman arm upside down. The power steering idler arm has a much larger bushing to help the steering return to center after a turn but the offset is the same. The tie rod ends on the passenger side are the same for both manual and power steering.

    -Fred-

    This 65 K code fastback is back on Ebay again with a new Ebay seller "streetsideclassiccars" with a starting bid of $5,000.00:

    There's a hierarchy when it comes to 1965 Ford Mustangs, and for the performance lovers, the K-Code HiPo 289 is king. So finding an ultra-desirable fastback that has been preserved and resorted to show-ready standard is absolutely awesome. This significant classic even comes with outstanding documentation.

    Collectors know a K-code Mustang is in the one-percent rarity range of total pony car production from the first few years. So these high-performance coupes are always in high demand. That's why it's extra special to find a well-done one. The panels line up nicely, which adds to a proper presentation of the factory-correct Rangoon Red. There have been the correct investments in this coupe along the way to keep it both looking correct and well-respected. So for example, the paint was resprayed about 10 years ago, but it's condition would make some 2020 restorations jealous. The brightwork is complete and straight on everything from the mirror-like chrome bumpers to the correct high-performance 289 badges. We particularly like how this one retains a classic-style, but it still knows how to announce its extra performance with the right period-correct features. There's a GT-style dual exhaust setup and the styled-steel wheels are Mustang icons. Plus, the double redline tires are nice performance pieces that also coordinate with the paint.

    There's even more period-correct distinction when you open the door. It starts with the cool red and white combo. The trim tag tells us this is factory-correct, and the two colors are quite striking as they interweave throughout the interior. It's especially nice in the details, like the red seatbelts against the white upholstery. And just like the exterior, this all looks clean and complete. Vintage fans will love details, like the working courtesy lights, wood-like trim, and the AM radio that's there for display. Performance lovers will be instantly attracted to the center console with floor shifter, wood-rimmed chrome steering wheel, and the desirable Rally Pac tack and clock mounted on the steering column.

    As much as you'll love the interior and exterior, it's the rare K-code HiPo 289 cubic-inch V8 under the hood that will truly impress. After all, it's the motor that took home the trophies around the globe, and the presentation today has a great look, right down to the decals. While Ford didn't do numbers-matching criteria in 1965, this car has a known history, and the motor is believed to be original to the car. The V8 inhales deeply from the four-barrel carb, and it was even recently overhauled and tuned by Champion Carburetor to keep it this HiPo pony running right. Even the undercarriage photos show you the comprehensive care and investments in this coupe. You see it everywhere from the correct red oxide underside paint to the fresh suspension components that give you confidence when driving this classic. And the H-pipe dual exhaust combines with the control of the four-speed manual transmission to make you the conductor of a high-power symphony while you enjoy this fastback to its fullest.

    The sale come complete with the original window sticker, owner's manual, documenting photos, receipts, owner history info, and more. So to have such a stunning Mustang also be so rare is the kind of treat we all can't resist. Call today!!!

    https://www.ebay.com/itm/1965-Ford-…aEAAOSwD75fh6ZV

    -Fred-

    This Kar is back on Ebay again as a classified ad with a price of $44,950.00 or make offer:

    https://www.ebay.com/itm/1965-Ford-…I0AAOSwyrBff3Af

    -Fred-

    This Kar is back on Ebay again as a classified ad with a price of $43,950.00 or make offer:

    https://www.ebay.com/itm/1965-Ford-…DQAAOSwGMVff1yp

    -Fred-

    Here is a 65 K code Koupe listed on Ebay by seller "duffysclassiccars" with a starting bid of $1.00:

    Can you spell K Code? Well here is a 1965 Ford Mustang K code GT (Shelby Clone) Coupe. This fabulous Mustang is powered by the stout Hi Performance 289/ 271 hp V-8 Engine with a dealer installed tri-power (it's first for us too) and a 4 speed transmission. It cruises down the road with ease and performance that attests to its exterior Shelby trim. This fantastic and rare Mustang came out of a collection of truly unique and well turned out Mustangs. Any true Mustang fan knows that the K code and Shelby package is a coveted commodity. Here is one very nicely optioned Mustang coupe ready to enjoy today. This is a no disappointment rendering that is sure to please it's new owner and supply them with years of fun and appreciation. This one features a strong running K code hi perf 289 V8 with tri-power Holley carbs on an aluminum intake with finned aluminum Cobra valve covers, Cobra aluminum oil pan, dual point distributer, and polished finned air cleaner. Correct Easy Shifting 4 speed manual transmission, Front Disc Brakes, rear drums, with a 4:20 open 9 inch rear end gear. There are tuned long tube headers with x pipe aluminized Dual Exhaust with performance mufflers and trumpet exhaust, Fiberglass Shelby style hood scoop with steel hood , and Full Length blue Shelby GT Body Stripes. Finished in Freshly Buffed and Waxed Diamond Gloss Wimbledon White along with an immaculate Blue Bucket Seat Interior, Safety Guard Padded Dash and front and rear seat belts. There are full factory gauges including the 120 MPH speedometer a factory AM radio (in-op) very stylish and desirable Ralley Pak with 8000 RPM Tach and clock (non-working) gauges mounted on steering column. Driver's side remote Chrome mirror and Day Night Interior rear view mirror. The gorgeous optional Styled Steel Wheels blasts around on newer 14 inch Firestone redline bias ply tires. The engine bay is nicely detailed for show and the trunk comes with a mat. Look at the underside of this beauty. It doesn't stop at the rocker, the underside is finished with lots of detail showing and you can see every seam and weld. The torque boxes are solid as are all the frame rails. Very fun car to cruise in and start gathering awards!

    https://www.ebay.com/itm/1844804992…c&ul_noapp=true

    -Fred-

    This Kar was bid to $21,100.00 by October 15, 2020 with 16 bids from 7 bidders but did not meet the sellers reserve and therefore did NOT sell.

    -Fred-

    This Kar was bid to $22,100.00 by October 15, 2020 with 23 bids from 9 bidders but did not meet the sellers reserve and therefore did NOT sell.

    -Fred-