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1967 Ford Mustang “Rob Seay Shelby GT500”

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“Rob Seay Shelby GT500”1967 Ford Mustang

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1967 Ford Mustang - A dark, cast iron engine block rests on a red engine stand, showing its internal structure.

1967 Ford Mustang - This engine block is a part of a larger assembly, not a complete vehicle.

1967 Ford Mustang - Close-up of a cast iron engine part showing the casting number C8VE-A.

1967 Ford Mustang - 7C3 casting date

1967 Ford Mustang - Engine block casting with visible cylinder bores and some stamped markings.

1967 Ford Mustang - A close-up view of a cast metal component shows a prominent letter 'A' and some stamped numbers.

1967 Ford Mustang - This image displays the text "SM FILE NOT FOUND" against a black backdrop.

1967 Ford Mustang - Close-up view of an engine block, showing the four cylinder bores.

1967 Ford Mustang - Engine block with visible casting marks and cylinder bores.

1967 Ford Mustang - Close-up of a crankshaft with "10U" stamped on it, Melling engine parts boxes visible.

1967 Ford Mustang - Engine parts, including a crankshaft and several pistons, are displayed on a workbench in a garage setting.

1967 Ford Mustang - Various engine components are organized on a workbench, suggesting an engine rebuild or assembly process.

1967 Ford Mustang - An engine block is prepared for painting, covered in masking paper and secured with green tape, while a heat gun is held nearby.

1967 Ford Mustang - Engine block prepared for work, covered with paper and tape.

1967 Ford Mustang - An engine block is prepared for painting with masking paper and tape covering a section.

1967 Ford Mustang - A blue engine block is shown on a stand, with a taped-off section on its upper surface.

1967 Ford Mustang - Engine block with handwritten numbers on the casting.

1967 Ford Mustang - The internal components of an engine are visible, including the crankshaft and connecting rods within the block.

1967 Ford Mustang - Close-up view of an engine's internal components, including the crankshaft and connecting rods.

1967 Ford Mustang - Close-up view of an engine block's internal components, including the crankshaft and connecting rods.

1967 Ford Mustang - Engine block with pistons installed. Part number visible on piston.

1967 Ford Mustang - Close-up of an oil pump assembly, a mesh screen and stamped part number M57B.

1967 Ford Mustang - Close-up view of an engine's oil pan and pickup tube assembly.

1967 Ford Mustang - Engine block with pistons and gasket installed, ready for assembly.

1967 Ford Mustang - A close-up view of an engine's cylinder head, showing the intake and exhaust valves.

1967 Ford Mustang - C7AE-A, 7B29 date heads

1967 Ford Mustang - A blue V8 engine block with a Cobra-branded oil pan is shown, likely a performance upgrade for a classic vehicle.

1967 Ford Mustang - Close-up view of an engine block and cylinder head assembly with visible valves and springs.

1967 Ford Mustang - Engine timing chain and gears assembly shown with blue painted block and exhaust headers.

1967 Ford Mustang - Engine block assembly showing the timing chain and gears, ready for installation.

1967 Ford Mustang - A blue engine block with visible valve springs and a fuel pump is mounted on an engine stand.

1967 Ford Mustang - A blue V8 engine assembly, including the oil pan and fuel pump, is shown from the side.

1967 Ford Mustang - Engine block and cylinder heads with valve springs visible, ready for assembly.

1967 Ford Mustang - A freshly painted blue engine block sits on a stand, showing its internal valve components and a "COBRA" branded oil pan.

1967 Ford Mustang - Running the break-in. All good!!!!

1967 Ford Mustang - Engine assembly with gauges and dual carburetors is displayed in a workshop setting.

1967 Ford Mustang - Engine features Cobra Le Mans valve covers and a dual carburetor setup, suggesting a performance-oriented build.

1967 Ford Mustang - Engine on a test stand with dual carburetors, radiator, and gauges. "LE MANS" valve cover is visible.

1967 Ford Mustang - Coil & breather cap are not the ones that will be used on the engine, just for running only. Still looking for a C7AE thermostat housing, t…

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