Shelby Parts and Restoration

09/09/2026

Limited run of the 1965-1966 Shelby GT350 T10M-7 aluminum tail shaft housings.
These are going fast! Don't wait to contact us!
Email [email protected] or call (920) 434-3645 to place an order!

09/08/2026

08/11/2026

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08/06/2026

Are your seat belts snug? Did the summer heat shrink them? Seat belt extenders will add the length you need to keep you safe, and keep your belts concours.

08/04/2026

It was this moment my parents knew I'd be broke the rest of my life.

Beautiful restoration project for a customer.
Original 1966 Shelby 10 spoke wheels.
Original CSX 2000 series Cobra oil pan.
Original 1965 Shelby Buddy Bar valve covers.

08/04/2026

Another pleased 1966 Shelby GT350 customer!
Ray Brown seat belts (with aged, part code stamped tags) installed just in time for a car event.

07/20/2026

We're excited to share photos of a 1970 Plymouth Cuda upholstery project we recently completed!

Our customer installed the seats as soon as he got them, and we're happy to report they fit perfectly.

The transformation turned out beautifully, and it's always rewarding to see these classic interiors brought back to life. Seeing the smile on our customers' faces makes every project worth it.

A big thank you to Chris White for trusting us with this restoration. We truly appreciate the opportunity!

07/17/2026

Need new seat belts? Need original belts restored? Are you one of those people who want them to look more original than new? Then you're in luck. We can age seat belt tags!

07/06/2026

We have a victim, oops, I mean an intern for the summer! If you want Josh returned safely, please ensure he completes at least three projects before the end of the week. LOL
Josh is a sophomore at a local Green Bay High School. He plays the trumpet in his high school marching band, enjoys golf, trap shooting, most importantly wants to learn auto restoration, and is a Mustang enthusiast. Please give Josh a warm welcome as we all encourage him to follow his dreams. We'd, also, like to thank his family for encouraging him to follow his passion (especially his mom for driving him back and forth).