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Tension Springs - Grille / Headlight Eyelid Door - Set of 4 - Repro ~ 1967 - 1968 Mercury Cougar

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Reproduction Grille headlight Eyelid Tension Springs for the 1967 and 1968 Mercury Cougar

1967 Mercury Cougar
1968 Mercury Cougar

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MSRP:$71.99

Price: $41.20

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In-Stock Item Quantity: 32

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Applications

1967 Mercury Cougar, 1968 Mercury Cougar

Description

These tension springs are located on either side of your hidden headlamp eyelids. Our springs are made from the exotic alloy "Inconel". Inconel springs have approximately ten times the memory of the originals which were made from the much more common and inexpensive "piano wire". These springs have been engineered to have the exact same elasticity as the originals but will last decades longer than the originals which from our experience with NOS, usually lose their memory within a year and continue to deteriorate from there on... Sold as a full set of four, enough for one 1967 - 1968 Cougar.

Ford part # C7WY-13A163-A.

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0.40 LBS

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Tom68

1968 3 Speed manual

Springs were made exactly to match and were perfect to complete a headlight bucket restoration.

Reviewed in on 3/19/2023

Cudax

Quality Springs

These are exactly as original as far as length, size & fit. Definitely recommend them as a stock replacement.

Reviewed in on 1/20/2022

KENNETH

VERY GOOD QUALITY

Reviewed in on 4/27/2019

Ismael

Quality

Very nice item with highest quality. Nothing like you.

Reviewed in on 8/23/2018

67 XR7

Hope they were worth the cost

I was able to get the inner set out and in with no problem. I'm still trying to figure out if its possible to switch out the outers without taking the front end apart.

Reviewed Cleveland, Ohio in on 9/8/2013

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