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Friday, July 26, 2019

65-66 Mustang Seat Side Molding Set - NEW Part!

Polished stainless steel (looks like chrome) 65-66 Mustang seat side trim
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Check out these!! We are super excited about our latest new product.

You've seen the original aluminum 65-66 Mustang seat side shields. Even brand new, they have marks and scratches, particularly in the lower "dog leg" bend.

We now have a solution!!

These new seat side shields are polished stainless steel. Even better, they really have the appearance of chrome plating. They are absolutely gorgeous. Unfortunately, we cannot capture how nice they are in pictures, but we can guarantee that you will not be disappointed!

Not only do they look beautiful, they are much heavier and more durable than the light weight aluminum ones.

The seat side moldings are one of the first things that are seen when you open the door on your Mustang, and these will really stand out.

Check them out by clicking this link - Our part number is ST2291.

Polished stainless steel (looks like chrome) 65-66 Mustang seat side trim
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Friday, July 19, 2019

Pictures from SAAC 44 - The Shelby American Automobile Club's 44th annual convention - Part 2 of 2

SAAC 44 - Shelby American Automobile Club - Pittsburgh International Race Complex
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Here's part 2 of 2 of a few pictures from our road trip to SAAC 44, the Shelby American Automobile Club's 44th convention held at Pittsburgh International Raceway Complex.

SAAC 44 - Shelby American Automobile Club - Pittsburgh International Race Complex
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Tuesday, July 16, 2019

Pictures from SAAC 44 - The Shelby American Automobile Club's 44th annual convention - Part 1 of 2

SAAC 44 - Shelby American Automobile Club - Pittsburgh International Race Complex
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This past weekend, the Shelby American Automobile Club hosted their 44th annual convention at Pittsburgh International Race Complex.

We had a blast driving 1966 GT350 6S1732 (the green '66 pictured here) over 500 miles during the trip.

If you were there, you also probably saw 1966 GT350 6S933. It's the blue '66 that was recently restored by Jeremy at Maple Hill Restoration. It received a Concours Gold Award.

Enjoy the pictures and look for part 2 in a few days.

SAAC 44 - Shelby American Automobile Club - Pittsburgh International Race Complex
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Tuesday, May 21, 2019

Group 24 Autolite Battery

Autolite Batteries
Very Limited Stock

New Group 24 Autolite Batteries are now in stock.

Real AGM Batteries

These are brand new batteries. These are not the previous version of the small battery inside of a case.

If you would like one, please order very soon as stock is very limited.

Click here to order

Wednesday, May 8, 2019

289 High Performance Mustang Book - Available Again!

Available Again!!

We have The 289 High Performance Mustang books by Tony Gregory back in stock. This is the most current 4th edition. They had been out of print for a few years, so if you missed out, now you can get one.

Order part number LT50 by clicking here.

Here is the description:

New 4th edition now in stock. The 4th edition is the most comprehensive and best yet. It has been digitally remastered from the third edition with larger, clearer, and brighter pictures.

For any of you who are not familiar with The 289 High Performance Mustang book, it is a very unique publication- actually TWO books in one. The first book is the technical section which details what parts make the 289 HiPo Mustang unique. The second book is The 289 High Performance Mustang Registry which has increased 57% from 947 K-Codes in the 3rd Edition to 1,490 K-Codes in the 4th Edition. Normally, you would have to purchase two books to get the same types of information.

This is a must have book for the K-Code owner or enthusiasts--it explains with text and pictures what makes the K-Code Mustang unique. Many consider it the 'bible' for the K-Code Mustang. This book can save a potential buyer hundreds or even thousands of dollars with it's authentication information.

There are 182 pages with 102 black & white photos and 28 color photos. There is information pertaining to Engineering Change Levels, Build Sheets, Buck Tags, a five page spreadsheet of all the suspension parts on a K-Code Mustang, a copy of the Ford Warranty-Acknowledgment Form, and lots more! This is the largest assembly of "K" Mustang information ANYWHERE! Remember, the Third Edition is gone forever. Don't miss out on the Fourth Edition including the expanded HiPo registry and the new information!

Saturday, April 20, 2019

Just the Details...1966 Shelby Mustang GT350 Restoration 6S933

If you have been following our Blog, you have seen the restoration of 1966 Shelby GT350 SFM6S933 featured for a while now. Here is a link to our last post:

http://blog.virginiaclassicmustang.com/2019/02/just-details1966-shelby-mustang-gt350.html

Jeremy at Maple Hill Restoration is doing the restoration, and in typical fashion, it looks absolutely amazing! This car was, of course, restored back to how it originally came with no LeMans stripes, the gorgeous Sapphire Blue paint, and the optional ten spoke wheels.

It was a great car to start with and arrived at Jeremy's shop with most all of its original parts such as the VIN stamped engine, original transmission, rear end, radiator, wheels, etc.

It's pretty much finished now, and, as mentioned, it's absolutely stunning!

It's debut will be at the Shelby American Automobile Club's 44th convention (SAAC-44) this July in Pittsburgh. Be sure to check it out!