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I’m willing to look at anyone at this point. I had tried the challenge coin route as my wife utilizes them in her career but not 5hese folks. Thanks for the tip!

I do but it may be a few days before I can post them.

$85 Kit includes: Qty = 4: Washer, Square Qty = 2: Spacer Qty = 2: Bolt, Threaded, Internal Qty = 2: Washer, Star Qty = 2: Grommet USPS shipping included (continental US only) Let me know if I can help. I also have the same HCS decals as what Mr. Teets sold and the stripe...

For anyone that is interested I reproduce the parts based on Bob Teet’s originals. I have a number of sets in stock. Thanks.

Reproduction lamp parts for driving lamps I reproduce the mounting parts per Bob Teet’s lamp parts kit if you are interested. I have a number of sets in stock. I also have stripe kits and 68 HCS Decals. Pleas let me know if I can help. Thanks.

I have stopped at the $4,500 tooling costs but still plan to move forward in the future once I swallow hard a few times. I’m still looking for better prices and a machined badge wasn’t feasible for looks or finish. I also got one of Bob Teet’s last Lucas kits and have reproduced the parts...

I did find someone and am working with them on tooling and whether they will produce based on small production batches.

No worries - I'm glad you got what you need to get your car back together after such an ordeal. I should have some pedestals and all associated mounting parts available in a week or so and am still working on getting correct 66 and 67 HCS badges reproduced. The badges seem like an easy...

Sunny and almost 70 here in the Land of Enchantment (NM)!

Donna I did email you but since I have an AOL email address it may be in your junk mail. I am getting some pedestals built so it should be a number of weeks and they will make it through the shop. Apologies that you missed my reply. Willis

There is - I finally have all of the proper dimensions to make sure the badges will be correct and am working with two vendors at this point who say they can properly reproduce the badges. I'm hoping to have something soon - thanks for your patience....

Yes and no. I am still working with two potential suppliers to faithfully reproduce the badges. I have eliminated about 6 companies due to the pilot parts not looking correct. I hope to have something soon. I appreciate your patience. Thanks!

I am in process with a reputable supplier and still working on getting the process and tooling correct. If someone has detailed photos of the rear of either 66 and/or 67 badges that are off the car I would appreciate your assistance so I can make sure the back sides are correct as well. Thanks!

If you are able to wait for a while I think you will be happy with the parts. Thanks for the VIN. I will check the registry to see what is in there then we can fill in any blanks on the car if you are interested. Willis 575.420.5693

Sounds good - if you can give us a little while I think you will see something that looks correct and original. Thanks for the VIN info

Good evening, I am working with the Teets family to assist in both the registry and parts for the HCS cars. If you read on the thread about the 66 & 67 badges we are working on sourcing the correct badges for the brass badge cars. They are etched and that is a bit of a lost art due to EPA...

Late post from the HCS Registry: a question on the number of HCS vehicles residing in PA. According to the information in Bob Teets' registry, there is one 1966, two 1967s, and one 1968, although some of the last information on these vehicles was in the early 2000s. Hopefully this helps.....

This is Willis S., assisting Bob Teets and his son Dan with the HCS Registry. I will check with them to see what they may have available and get back with you. Thanks!

More than happy to help as well!

1966 HCS Convertibles Registry Info Good evening, I will be assisting Bob Teets and his son in the future on the HCS Registry. A little history on me - I grew up in Denver a mile or two from Mr. Teets and met him in the early 1980s when I purchased my first car, a 1967 HCS Convertible in...