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Why not go to http://www.pure-gas.org and see if there is a station near you that sells ethanol-free 93 octane? It will eliminate any compatibility issues and your patronage might contribute to continued sale of 100% gasoline.

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Thanks for the link. There are a few stations right near me that sell 100% gas!

Sorry for your loss. Ive been putting off replacing my wiring for years. Good luck to you and at least no one hurt.

I need to replace the battery cables on my GT-350. It has a stock HiPo 289. The battery is in its correct location. I remember replacing them in the late 1980s with the correct size but the positive cable got very hot. My Dad replaced it with very heavy gauge cable. I dont know what size it is. What size gauge do you all recommend for both the positive and negative cable? Thanks

Edited by - monty on 08/23/2009 17:11:05

Thanks for the link. SAAC has a great web site. After reading all the great stories, I've decided to join SAAC again! I was a member from 1982 to about 2001. I still have my GT 350 and the HiPo is running strong. Monty

Try this http://www.horselesscarriage.com/ Monty

My '67 GT350 has the Ford VIN stamped on the bottom of the transmission. As for the block, I don't know. I have owed this car since 1982 and I could never find the VIN on the block. The car was always on jack stands whenever I tried to find it and its hard to see. I never had the engine out of the car to take a closer look. Monty

I voted for you too! Monty

This is an interesting story Dan. Did SAAC ever report this cars history in the Registry and why is this car still out there after all these years as a fake?

Monty

I have an warranty card (somewhere) for a 1966 A code that I bought from the original owner in 1982. If I'm not mistaken, isn't it the size of a credit card? I can only hope to find where I stored it! Monty

You may want to check to bottom of the transmission. My four speed GT 350 has the Ford vin stamped on it. I have seen the hand stamped Shelby vin that is located on the passenger side apron stamped different ways- straight or crooked or lightly stamped. Check out http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/1967GT350/?yguid=185466315 Many of the people on this site are also on this one. Good luck with your purchase. Monty

Wow! Like Gene said, this is a BIG difference. Thank you. Monty<b></b>

Edited by - monty on 03/27/2007 16:10:07

This is who I use. http://www.americancollectorsins.com/index.php

Monty

Hi Mike, I think I know you. When I worked up North in the later 1980s, I briefly joined a Long Island Mustang club. The monthly meetings were held at a diner in a town I think called Farmingdale. I remember two brothers with a 1965 and 66 gt350 and Bill A. who had a pristine 1967 gt350. Do you recollect someone at Daytona International Speedway coming up to you after a drivers meeting (next to the old NASCAR garage area) at a HSR event asking if you were Mike ****** from the Long Island club? Anyway, I will say hey to you and welcome. Monty

Hi all, Here is a link to their web site. http://www.classiccreationsfl.com/ Monty

I hope this old thread can be some help.http://www.hipomustang.com/hpmx/topic.asp…e&TOPIC_ID=2383 Monty

Try this link.http://www.horselesscarriage.com/profile.html I used them. Great job! Monty