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How is the thin stainless steel trim piece that separates the vinyl top from the quarter panel attached? Photos would be most helpful.
Marty-St. Louis, Mo

Otto,
I have been checking the Copart website as I would like to bid on the remnants of your car. Do you know why it has not been put up for auction?
Marty

I just went through disassemblying, cleaning, and reassembling my engine. If I were to do it again, I would use the two piece gasket by Edelbrock. Having to use RTV both sides of the gasket then trying to keep in place while you set the mainifold down was a PITA. I just hope that mine sealed. Marty,...

I have a black 14 gauge electric wire that originates at the circuit breaker and the positive battery cable junction block located on the passenger fender of my '66 Toro that goes no where. A second wire off of this breaker goes through the firewall presumally to the fuse block. Is this wire superfl...

My '66 has a mismatched hose clamps for fuel, heater and radiator hoses. What were the correct style clamps for each?

Marty, St. Louis

Otto, Sorry to hear about your car! Hope you continue to be active on this forum. We had identical cars, although mine stills needs paint, bumpers, and headliner. Makes you think about adding additional circuit breakers, fuses, or fusible links. Any idea what might have started the fire? I'm contemp...

NicolasB, Heater cores are readily available. I replaced mine last year. The one I used in my '66 was made by APDI # 9010328 or #AY:9010061; Other than one screw at the bottom of the housing, the heater core replacement was not a bad as I expected. As Otto said, it would be much easier without the e...

You're correct, they are difficult to replace. I found the rear set to be harder than the front.
Marty '66 Toro, St.Louis, MO

I recently contacted 3 companies in the US about making new throttle cables for our 1966 cars and non of them wanted the business.
Marty
St.Louis, MO

Otto,
The VHT part number is SP403-Titanium Silver Blue
Marty