Posts by 1175

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I do not believe a 7C or 7D dated castings ever existed.

The only C7ZE castings I've seen were: 6M22, 7B3 then 7E8.

Any other dates I have not seen nor heard of...seems there would more casting dates considering the needs...1175(GT350s) + 489(K-code Mustangs) + service replacements!

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7E11 is also a very common date.

Jon

I saw this and thought someone here may be interested. Not my ad or anyone I am affiliated with.

http://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/pts/1915222392.html

I know it is a long shot, but looking for an early to mid April 1967 289 C5AE standard bore block.

thanks

Jon

Dan,

If this is for your 67 GT 350, I really think it should be a Fomoco script not an Autolite. I know Fomoco scripted distributors were made at least into 1968.

Jon

I sold a hipo set for $800 including shipping on Ebay in the last month. I do not know what Mexican caps are going for nowadays.

Jon

Prices reduced.

For sale:

(1 set) 289 Hipo main caps with correct C3OE-A rear cap $800 SOLD

(1) NOS C7ZE 289 hipo head in box 7B3 (Feb 3, 1967) date (non thermactor) $1000 Expensive.. yes... rare ...very SOLD

(1) Correct C6OE-D 17 1/8" radiator fan for your non air or thermactor 67 GT 350 or 67 K code $75 SOLD

All prices do not include shipping costs, and yes, reasonable offers will be considered.

Pics can be emailed to interesed parties.

thanks

Jon

encypted email below:

jsberhold at comcast dot net

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I have a 12/66 dated one but would only trade for a similar one dated Feb-March. Sorry not for sale.

thanks

Jon

For sale a correct 66 style pinion snubber bracket (double stepped on both sides) an rubber bumper(C3). Good used condition.

$200 including shipping to continental US

my email

jsberhold at comcast dot net

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Apparently PM's are not working. The bracket is sold to Brant pending funds.

thanks

Jon

Brant,

Pics were sent to your email.

thanks

Jon

For sale correct 65 style (I think) 9" pinion snubber bracket with correct rubber bumper(C3). Double step on pass side and single straight step on the driver side (not angled like later ones) Good used condition.

$175 plus shipping

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Bob Gaines has one for sale on http://www.saacforum.com under the for sale listings.

Jon

Anybody have a pair or single C7ZE casting Hipo heads for sale?

thanks

Jon

If you are willing to sell the 67 springs outright, let me know.

thanks

Jon

The pump listed is not a vintage unit. Well actually if you consider 1992 vintage, then it is. A true vintage pump would have a SN 60 serial #, not SN 92.

One set (8)Hipo rods, not Boss 302, resized. Two different style bolts and 5 have the factory oil hole and 3 do not. I can email pics to interested parties. $400 obo + $15 shipping <font color=red>Sold</font id=red>

C6OE Water pump core non hipo impeller (needs rebuild) $80 + $15 shipping

Jon

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Does anyone know much about the Crane 289 heads? Are they still desireable or just an oddity?

thanks

Try putting a wanted ad on http://www.saacforum.com Free to join for non SAAC members. The Shelby guys may be able to help out on this one.

Jon

I'm not sure if this was covered before, but the Shelby American Automobile Club (SAAC) has a new forum. I know there are a few Shelby guys hiding in here amongst the diehard K-code fans. You do not need to be a member of SAAC to use the forums.

Jon

http://saacforum.com/index.php