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1st Generation 1964 1/2 - 1973 - Questions & general discussions that apply to a specific year => 1966 Shelby => Topic started by: Brant on March 11, 2011, 11:05:38 AM
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I just made a Blog post with several pictures on uncovering some drive shaft paint markings on a '66 GT350 that I thought I would share.
http://blog.virginiaclassicmustang.com/2011/03/1966-gt350-mustang-restoration-project.html
(https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/_FhFCoO_tIME/TXosDnSxhfI/AAAAAAAAVGg/pZ8my1qEDCI/s400/IMG_0162.JPG)
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Brant - what do you think that stencil suffix is? It looks like "1 1 1" in the picture, which doesn't fit the usual pattern of "4 S" or similar.
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Brant - what do you think that stencil suffix is? It looks like "1 1 1" in the picture, which doesn't fit the usual pattern of "4 S" or similar.
Jim,
There is a great discussion about this in the following thread:
http://www.concoursmustang.com/forum/index.php?topic=2400.0
The information that Bryan Cobb posted in that particular thread is very good.
That last "1" on my drive shaft appears to be paint that extended a bit beyond the stencil.
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Thanks for sharing. Though the description did not identify the colors found on the driveline is the forward color in you opinion a true white or light blue? And did you cut through the colors/paint to get a clear view (without oxidation) to get a truer look?
Thanks again
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Thanks for sharing. Though the description did not identify the colors found on the driveline is the forward color in you opinion a true white or light blue? And did you cut through the colors/paint to get a clear view (without oxidation) to get a truer look?
Thanks again
Front to rear, the first color is a baby blue-light blue like a robin's egg blue. The next color is the toughest to determine. It is either black or a very dark blue. The next color is kind of a Ford Corporate Blue.
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Thanks - black would match what we've seen on a few other K code 65's. One trick to bring out the color is a little lye (over cleaner. The stuff will dissolve and expand the color in the bubbles for a moment. Have to be quick to take a picture but the color will be seen