SIMILARITIES BETWEEN THE GT 350
AND THE
1966 GROUP II MUSTANGS
      • racing type, positive locking devices on the hoods and trunks
      • 7" x 15" American Racing magnesium wheels
      • lowered A-arms
      • 34 gallon fuel tanks with 3½" quick release caps and splash funnels (photo)
      • trunk mounted batteries
      • Stewart Warner 240A electric fuel pump(s) (photo)
      • six CS gauges housed in a special instrument housing: fuel pressure, oil temperature, 0-160 mph speedometer, 0-8000 rpm tachometer, oil pressure and water temperature (photo)
      • four point roll bar
      • 3" competition lap belts with shoulder harness
      • 18 quart Ford Galaxy radiator
      • oil cooler with remote filter (photo)
      • tune headers with 2½" straight pipes dumping out just in front of the rear wheels
      • "Monte Carlo" stablizer bars to strenghten the front end
      • "export brace" (named after the brace used on Mustangs for export)
      • 11.3" front disc brakes
      • 10 x 2½" wide rear drum brakes
      • 1" sway bar
      • 16" three spoke steering wheel
      • stock 289 Ford valve covers with special breathers (photo)
      • Koni shock absorbers
      • Detroit "No Spin" rear ratcheting differential
      • 3.89 rear axle
      • 19:1 quick steering
      • Borg Warner T-10 close ratio four speed transmission
      • 7.5 quart finned cast aluminum oil pan (photo)
      • over ride traction bars (photo)
      • Shelby American racing 289 cid engine with aluminum hi-rise intake manifold and a 715 cfm Holley carbureator (photo). The engine developed over 350 horsepower. (photo)

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