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Rich, I need to go to Falls Church, Alexandria, Baltimore, and Reading sometime this year. Those are fairly close to Carlisle, aren't they?

As Rob mentioned, here is a GT/CS (sort of) with a Shelby nose.

Marti offers this information but there doesn't seem to be a set price for it. https://www.martiauto.com/secure/stats.cfm

It's a convertible. A $@#% fake!!! No wonder there was no photo. I want that hour of my life back.

Red oxide. Looks more like salmon than red, though. Here's a link to a thread on another forum that discusses this issue. http://forums.vintage-mustang.com/concours-forum/584372-red-oxide-rattle-can.html

I think you're correct rich. The 1st televised car is lot 110.

Bump for the auction on Saturday. This car is S-13 and is a feature car. It should be on the block in the first hour of the Saturday broadcast.

I can get you sort of in the ballpark, but these numbers are for all GT/CS & HCS cars. T-Code - 101 with Manual (probably all 3-speeds) C-Code - 155 with 4-speed C-Code - 230 with 3-speed J-Code - 304 with Manual S-Code - 111 with Manual X-Code - 0 - All Auto R-Code - Don't know Maybe some...

It's on eBay now. Here is a link to some photos. Scary.

Thanks for the Pony Carb suggestion but if I were to have someone rebuild it for me I think I'd box it up and send it to Rob. After I'm done with it he may end up with it on his doorstep, anyway!:wink:

Hmmmm.......a GT/CS version would look better. I may just take a little stroll down to the 5th floor and see what our purchasing department can do!!!

Found the blue one on eBay. It did not sell so I contacted the seller. Found the road warrior on Cars.com. It was on there for months before I finally contacted the seller and took a look at the car. For those of you who are looking for a car please don't let the asking prices discourage...

Marty, does your bottom hose have a spring in it?

Rebuilding the 2V carb on my blue car is next on my list and I'm thinking of using this article as a guide. Any warnings, tips, or advice from the good people on this site before I get started?

Well I'll be darned. That's cool! I never knew that. Here is the tab on the bottom right. Note the bottom right portion of the gasket is squared-off while the bottom left side is curved.

Here is a shot of how the color looks compared to the engine color.

This is the car from the movie, Goin' All the Way

Excellent point! We don't want them waking up on us. :eek: But I'm not an undertaker. I only work for an undertaking company. My role is Civil engineer / Construction Manager / ADA auditor / etc., etc.

In our company we call them "FO"s for, um, 'former owner', yeah that's it, former owner. Couldn't be for anything else!.:wink:

It's nearly impossible to get a shot of it because the sunlight glare. Here's the best I've been able to do so far. I'll try to get some at night.