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I judged that one once and it is a very nice car. It sold shortly after for mid $50s. Marty

Hi Steve it is good to hear from you. That is exciting news. You will have to keep us up to date on what happens with Walter. Marty

Some one must have added the overhead console as it was part of the deluxe interior.

+1 Marty

Here are a few more pictures of a original in my stach. Truly there are many differences as mentioned above Including the hinge mounting points. I am sorry for my earlier hasty judgement. I am curious where this lid came from. Whom ever made it was pretty good.

Not surprising at all. More Shelby parts add to the rest of the Shelby parts already on our cars. How can you go wrong. I think the Shelby hood also looks great on a GTCS too.

I'll try to get some picture of a old original I have at the shop. I should have look closer, the picture of the bottom shows how sloppy the holes were cut around the structure. Jeff nice catch on the stamping. Have you mounted in on the car? If so how does it fit?

Looks correct to me.

For the money that is a pretty good one. If you are looking better check this one out.

Looks like you got it handled. I have a useable original if ever needed. Marty

I have never found a reproduction hose that fits properly. But even the correct Ford hose was intended to loop up and be strapped to the shock tower. I will look through my stash and see if I may have a extra original. Marty

I leave the hinge on the body. Be sure to mark the hinge position on the door with tape or a marker, that will eliminate a lot of the adjustment latter. Do not blast or sand the interior, you will loose the texture. Paint stripper and lacquer thinner work best with a scotch bright pad or course...

It originally did tick as it was a wind up clock. It now will sweep as quartz. Marty

I have converted four or five of them. The kits cost around $80 and it only takes thirty minutes to do the second one, not having to read the directions. Most anyone that is handy can do it.

Neil you are looking pretty good for 49!

Hope you have a happy birthday my friend!

Few people ever get to see them from that perspective. Thanks Tim

Last week we were asked to show a couple of our cars at the Strategic Air Command and Aerospace Museum for their Planes, Trains and Automobiles exhibit. It was a real honor to be parked with so many great pieces of American history. Here are a few pictures. The Museum is located just off I80...

I will look.

It has been raining here for days. We have a show in side the Strategic Air Command and Aerospace Museum this weekend. I am hopeful I can get a good photo with one of the aircraft. Marty