1967 Ford Mustang

Reproduction 15 x 7 aluminum alloy wheel designed to look like the styled steel wheels that were optional in 1967 - 1970. Mercury was looking to make a wheel similar to the Cragar and Appliance...

Used Carter fuel pump lever. From Carter made fuel pump as installed on Ford 352, 390, 410, 427, 428CJ FE engines. Many of the Carter "X" fuel pumps with screw together rebuildable pumps often...

These plates show almost no wear and would look right at home on a show car. NOTE: The plates and plate numbers pictured are exactly what you'll receive.

These plates show average wear and can be used as is, or restored to look new. NOTE: The plates and plate numbers pictured are exactly what you'll receive.

Hard to find pair. This letter series would have been issued in 1968-1969. This particular pair could use a bit of restoring to get back to perfect condition, but they are in good shape and will not...

Hard to find pair. This letter series would have been issued in 1968-1969. This particular pair has extra holes drilled, which would need to be repaired (see pictures). They could be restored or...

Concourse correct reproduction chrome GT air cleaner lid for the Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang equipped with either the Boss 302, GT 390, or 428 CJ engine without the shaker option. This is an...

This Grade A quality ashtray lid was located at the rear of the console and was used on all 1967 - 1968 Mercury Cougars except the 1967 standard model and the 1968 XR7G. This ashtray differs from...

This used assembly includes lamp socket, bracket, mercury switch, and length of wire.Replaces part # C7ZB-15702-A

Available in original blue light diffusers or custom red or yellow for a brighter "custom" look. Please note that depending on the options you have, there are different numbers of diffusers...

Used Link for 1967-68 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang with speed control. The Link is a tubular shaft for the Rod. It attaches to the Trunnion. Ford part number C7ZZ-9D768-A.

Used wheel cylinder link pin. This pin protrudes from both ends of the wheel cylinder and are responsible for moving the brake shoe in and out when pressure is applied as well as keeping the brake...