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I think I might know where you can get one. Send me your contact info.

Dave, where are you located at in NC? I might be able to help. Tim

Macsautoparts part #FAA-12113-KT

No big deal. Check Thunderbird parts.

This is actually the Ford designation for General Parts, which is also the division that made the wiring harnesses for the MKII's and MKIV's according to the person that was in charge of all the electrical systems on the factory cars. You can check the SAE papers to see what changes were made...

David B, I have an original bellhousing that goes with your transaxle. I will try to post photos later.

I have the full set of prints from Len Bailey for the body shape of the car. At the present time I am putting them in CAD format since they are not in the best of shape because of the paper being so old. I would be interested in trading some of these for other prints to the car.

Ron, one of the other we's is me. I sent you a message yesterday about the coat, but you must not have received it. One of your close friends came by the house to look at my car but we missed each other. I was just posting some photos since someone on the forum asked the question "Whatever...

Just a few updated photos to show what we have been up to.

Ron, if you haven't sold it yet, maybe you could drop it by the house or I could stop by your place. Let me know. Tim 493-3633

FRPGUY It just happend to be that was the amount of steel that was left on the roll when we got it. It is the same material that is used by Volvo and Mercedes. We are in the process of making more. Thanks

Just a few updates to let you know that GOX is alive and busy.

Just to let you know we have not been sitting idle.

Ron R, If you are interested in a monocoque built to the original blueprints and all the various other parts to put a car together, send me an email with your phone contact and I will call you back. Thanks

I can't see what Lee Holman would know about these, however the parts you may be referring to were used on some of the number roundels. They had a special transformer to light the white roundel panels which were electroluminescent panels. They were similar to what the military used for...

If they are the ones I bought from Kenny Thompson about 15 years ago, it might not be a bad price since I paid $3500 for them then.

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Eric, since I live in the states and can't see paying the price of a real Chopard, could you send me a pm to let me know where I might get one? Thanks, Tim

Call Jay Cushman at Cushman Competition. 207-892-8141. I think he has the arms for both styles of setups or at least is in the process of making them.

Re: meeting with Fran To all people that want a GT40 just like the original, there will be a chance to meet with Jay Cushman in person. Have your picture taken with Jay himself and possibly autographed by his son who is in the process of creating a new coloring book. It may be completed by...