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Old 10-17-2014, 10:43 AM
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I understand what your saying. I also will collect parts that have value and may be needed for a project in the future. I found humor in your post and the visual thought it projected of a cobra parts car knowing their value.
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Old 10-17-2014, 02:40 PM
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I understand what your saying. I also will collect parts that have value and may be needed for a project in the future. I found humor in your post and the visual thought it projected of a cobra parts car knowing their value.
One of my most fun acquisitions was a free bucket of junk. Imagine a very beat up galvanized steel bucket that was probably about a two or three gallon size when new. It was full to over flowing with shop floor sweeping parts. I wanted the bucket of junk so it found a new home. The shop apparently just removed small parts and either tossed them in the scrap metal bucket or swept the floor and put stuff in the bucket. There was a lot of floor sweeping debris but there were a lot of really nice small parts. There were parts in that bucket for everything Shelby the shop touched it seems. Over the years I have answered people’s want ads for 1965 street and race model GT350s, 1966 GT350, Cobras street and race, CSX31xx 427 Cobras, CSX30xx 427 Cobras, GT40s, and even a 1967 Group II Shelby Mustang. It is picked pretty clean now after digging out parts last year for somebody. There are some cars you might recognize that were beneficiaries of parts from that bucket. I gave most away for postage cost or tossed them in with something in a package deal.
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Old 10-17-2014, 02:55 PM
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I added a close up image of one of the brass tubes used to connect the hoses AC Cars put on the heater cores and the final engine installer heater hoses.
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Any info on the big block version?

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Old 10-18-2014, 04:32 AM
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Any info on the big block version?

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Sorry, no. I held one in my hands last in 1997 when I was working on a 427 Cobra for somebody. I don't recall much.
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I added a close up image of one of the brass tubes used to connect the hoses AC Cars put on the heater cores and the final engine installer heater hoses.

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Dan, that brass tube is used where the hoses connect under the hood, correct?
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Old 10-17-2014, 06:45 PM
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Old 10-18-2014, 04:35 AM
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Dan, that brass tube is used where the hoses connect under the hood, correct?
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Correct. That is also the zone that SAI lashed the two heater hoses together with one of two types of elastomer cord.
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f.y.i....I added more detail to my original post, created a photo album just of Cobra heater components, removed the link to my photos, removed my gallery photos for heater components, added a link to the album, and added images of components in the new album.

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