Kirkham SALE!!! Scratch and Dent Clean Up Do It Yourself

[David Kirkham]

Garage Art!

These are raw castings for the Lemans gas cap. They are not machined. We made these in Poland.

We now billet the gas cap.

We have 5 sets of these in stock.

$5

[mickmate]

David I'll take the rear upper arm. I'm thinking about the steering arms. Are they bent for left and rights? Thanks again.

[David Kirkham]

Originally Posted by mickmate

David I'll take the rear upper arm. I'm thinking about the steering arms. Are they bent for left and rights? Thanks again.

The steering arms are not bent.

I'll put the rear upper arm in your box. I also found another arm. I'm posting it in a few minutes.

David

[MAStuart]

David,
I would take two of the gas caps for $5 each. I would also take four of the steering arms, I assume these would work if they were machined and bent for on a 289 car? Thanks Mark Stuart

[GT350Mike]

David, I'll take a set of Lemans Gas caps for $5. You might have to get a bigger box for all of my stuff!

[David Kirkham]

Originally Posted by MAStuart

David,
I would take two of the gas caps for $5 each. I would also take four of the steering arms, I assume these would work if they were machined and bent for on a 289 car? Thanks Mark Stuart

Yes, they would work if someone machined the steering arms. They are perfectly usable.

David

[David Kirkham]

Nick,

Here you go. This is a McCluskey rear upper control arm. He made them for Carroll Shelby's Continuation cars in the 90's.

Retail $250
Today $100

[David Kirkham]

Serious Garage Art!

Below are ORIGINAL NOS Shelby bearings and races made by Timken. We bought these from Mark Hefte many years ago. He bought out the last of Shelby's parts when they closed their doors.

Notice there are two part numbers on the boxes. The first number is the Timken number. The second number that begins with S1CS is the Shelby American number.

S1 stands for a small block car. Also, as there are many parts that are identical between the 289 and 427 Cobra, the S1 could also stand for an original 427 car. The CS stands for Cobra, Shelby.

All of the below bearings are new, in the box. They are all bearings for the differential. We probably have 10 of each bearing or race.

We have sold these on ebay for $200/bearing.
Today, $50 per bearing.

Below are pictures of the different bearings we have. Please specify which part number you want when ordering from among the different bearings.

All bearing boxes look like this:



Here are the part numbers on the boxes.

[David Kirkham]

Originally Posted by David Kirkham

Serious Garage Art!

Below are ORIGINAL NOS Shelby bearings and races made by Timken. We bought these from Mark Hefte many years ago. He bought out the last of Shelby's parts when they closed their doors.

Notice there are two part numbers on the boxes. The first number is the Timken number. The second number that begins with S1CS is the Shelby American number.

S1 stands for a small block car. Also, as there are many parts that are identical between the 289 and 427 Cobra, the S1 could also stand for an original 427 car. The CS stands for Cobra, Shelby.

All of the below bearings are new, in the box. They are all bearings for the differential. We probably have 10 of each bearing or race.

We have sold these on ebay for $200/bearing.
Today, $50 per bearing.

Below are pictures of the different bearings we have. Please specify which part number you want when ordering from among the different bearings.

All bearing boxes look like this:



Here are the part numbers on the boxes.

$50 each
$25 each

[Three Peaks]

Originally Posted by David Kirkham

$50 each
$25 each

David,
Will these bearings fit the stub axle housings on the differential I bought?

Also, if it isn't spoken for I'll take the vinyl above.

Thanks,
Bob

[David Kirkham]

Originally Posted by Three Peaks

David,
Will these bearings fit the stub axle housings on the differential I bought?

Also, if it isn't spoken for I'll take the vinyl above.

Thanks,
Bob

I would just get new bearings.

I set the vinyl aside for you.

David

[289ACE]

David, I'll also take 2 of the gas caps. I'll call with all of the pertinent info on Monday, and it will give me a chance to see what else I'll need.

Jay

[David Kirkham]

Originally Posted by GT350Mike

David, I'll take a set of Lemans Gas caps for $5. You might have to get a bigger box for all of my stuff!

Originally Posted by 289ACE

David, I'll also take 2 of the gas caps. I'll call with all of the pertinent info on Monday, and it will give me a chance to see what else I'll need.

Jay

I have all your loot in boxes.

David

[David Kirkham]

Original FE intake manifold breather for a 390, 427, 428. We have 3 of these.

$20

1 SOLD

[David Kirkham]

Originally Posted by David Kirkham

Original FE intake manifold breather for a 390, 427, 428. We have 3 of these.

$20

We have 2 of these left

[David Kirkham]

Cast aluminum FE intake breather for 390, 427, 428. Drill to your fitting, or use as a cap.

$10

SOLD

[David Kirkham]

Garage Art!

Cast Kirkham Motorsports brake and clutch pedal. Investment cast in aluminum. We have 20 of these in stock. They are not machined.

$10

[1ntCobra]

David,

That looks like it would make a cool paper weight.

I'll take two. Do you take paypal?

The shipping is to 19465. Although if you just put them in MrMustang's box, I could get them from him at his shop.

Ken

Originally Posted by David Kirkham

Garage Art!

Cast Kirkham Motorsports brake and clutch pedal. Investment cast in aluminum. We have 20 of these in stock. They are not machined.

$10

[David Kirkham]

Originally Posted by 1ntCobra

David,

That looks like it would make a cool paper weight.

I'll take two. Do you take paypal?

The shipping is to 19465. Although if you just put them in MrMustang's box, I could get them from him at his shop.

Ken

We do take Paypal. Just give us a ring tomorrow and we will get all the details taken care of. I'll put them in Bill's box. That will save a few $$$ on shipping for everyone.

David

[Mike_I]

David, please see post #482 if you have not already. "I would like first shot at the 427 gauges if you have found them"

Thanks, mike