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Posts by Kfisher427
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WTB: Holley List-3259-1 ‘65-‘67 GT350 Carburetor
Hi all. I’m looking to buy a core carburetor for my k-code. Looking for a 66-67 GT350 carburetor. S2MS-9510-A, LIST-3259-1
Prefer 633 or 643 dated but that’s not a big deal.
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WTB: Holley List-3259-1 ‘65-‘67 GT350 Carburetor
Hi all. I’m looking to buy a core carburetor for my k-code. Looking for a 66-67 GT350 carburetor. S2MS-9510-A, LIST-3259-1
Prefer 633 or 643 dated but that’s not a big deal.
Thank you! -
Hi. Is this carb still for sale??
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Great car, love the color and subtle mods. Is the car still available? If so, is there a more thorough image gallery available?
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Hi there. If it’s still available can you send me an image or post it here? Thank you!
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How is your search going?
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Carburetor is sold. Hope everyone is enjoying their k-codes right now!
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Sold. Thanks for looking.
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Selling the awesome Tony Gregory 289 K-code high-performance book. This is the third edition and is in good condition. The spine is starting to weaken a little bit but not a big deal. Asking $45 + CONUS shipping.
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Thanks Zed and Fred. Between both of these routes I hope to be sorted soon!
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Someone must have a four speed shifter/linkage/lever…anybody?
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Hi Fred - Correct. I’m looking for a shifter assembly. Comma removed from above and the listing title remains the same. The transmission is a 1969 RUG-AG 28 spline close ratio. I’m removing the existing Hurst shifter and looking for a stock unit.
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It’s a ‘69 Mustang 302 toploader in a ‘65 Mustang k-code fastback. I’m in GA but do some traveling so might be able to pick up.
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Hi all. I am looking to buy an unrestored top loader shifter control box, linkage, and lever. Anyone have anything on their shelf? Thank you!
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Hi guys. Asking price adjusted to $3,000.
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Hi there! Welcome to the club! I can vouch for the 1965 Mustang shop manual, the Jim Osborne books above, this website, YouTube and concours Mustang .com as great references. Also, the MotorTrend archive has original stories from Mustang Monthly and Hot Rod as well as MT from in era that are all very helpful.
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Congratulations! Exciting times ahead. You won’t need to purchase a history from a website as everything that is available is available for free for the 1965 model year. A quick search will show you good VIN and body tag decoders. 1967 and newer Fords can get more in depth paid reports from Kevin Marti. Those aren’t available due to the paperwork (stats, etc.) being lost or destroyed for earlier model years.
I have a contact in Texas who location-dependent could look at the car. He owns a K convertible and is an ex-Holley employee from the day with a vast understanding of the early cars. Please PM me for more. -
Cool car! Is there an image gallery available
To view?
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Asking price reduced to $3,250.