Emblems

Same as the emblem used on the trunk lid of the 1967 -1968 Cougar.

Good used emblem with no missing studs, cracks or pitting. We rarely have this one in stock.

This is the correct emblem that came in the center of the hood moulding on a 1973 Standard model Mercury Cougar. It would not look out of place on an XR7 but of course would not be correct. Ford part # D3WY-16637-A. This icon means that we're looking to buy this part!WCCC is a buyer of used and NOS hard to find 67-73 Mercury Cougar parts. Usually we give an in store credit of 50% of our web price for parts delivered in hand or by carrier to our Brooks, Oregon location. If you're not interested...

This is the correct emblem that came in the center of the hood moulding on a 1973 XR7 model Mercury Cougar. The price is absolutely ridiculous, I agree. Years ago when they sold for $250 I thought THAT was insane! Replaces Ford part # D3WY-16637-B. Check out this video

Very difficult to find, delicate aluminum quarter panel emblem in the original Ford box. Ford part number is C9WB-6525622-A, casting number on back reads C9WB-65291B62-AYou can reference the above pictures for correct dimensions, as taken from one of our cars using an original script emblem. Measurements are from the rear and lower body lines.

Good used center with no crack, missing paint or broken mounting tabs. This was used on all 1969 Cougars with a three spoke wheel except the XR7.

Regardless of what you have been told these emblems were never chromed. We do not have any of these in stock, probably will not get any more but we post this so as to give you a reference as to what color they should be.

This little emblem was used only on the two spoke steering wheels from 1969 - 1973. We can pretty much guarantee one if not both of the two mounting studs will be broken but because of the way it fits into the recess of the steering wheel pad, gluing it into place is not a problem. We rarely have an emblem this nice in stock for more than a few weeks of any one year as the tail was prone to breaking off as well as the "cats" other limbs. We do not list these hard to find parts here to...

This little emblem was used only on the two spoke steering wheels from 1969 - 1973. We can pretty much guarantee one if not both of the two mounting studs will be broken but because of the way it fits into the recess of the steering wheel pad, gluing it into place is not a problem. The tail will always be broken and probably at least one leg is missing on this grade B part. While not an exact fit our 3 spoke wheel emblem cat will fit on this black background.

This is one of the smallest "Cougar" emblems ever put on a Mercury Cougar. Only the 70-73 two spoke cat and xr7-G shift handle Cougar was smaller. It is also the most delicate! Very unusual to find the tail and all limbs intact on this fragile little kitty. Silver spray paint will make this cat look new again, they did not have a chrome finish from the factory. Now that we have reproduced this emblem there is little incentive to purchase this over-priced used emblem.

Found on the C pillars of a 1971 - 1973 Mercury Cougar XR7 Coupe. We rarely get good used examples of these emblems as they are always badly faded. These mount on the lower part of the roof behind the quarter windows. This part of the roof is also known as the 'C' pillar.

COMING SOON Beautiful reproduction C pillar emblem for the 69 - 70 Cougar XR7. This part is also known as the shield or outside roof side ornament. The attention to detail on this exact copy is really impressive. Kudos to Daniel Carpenter Mustang for providing yet another outstanding part. Sold individually, 2 required per car. No core required. Replaces Ford part number: C9WB-65517A56-A Black plastic backer engineering number reads C9WB-65517C00-A Engineering number on back side of chrome...

Very rare more common version of the XR7-G steering wheel gold plated emblem. This is very different from the run of the mill used emblems we have all seen with the brass electro plating worn off. The burnished version was apparently done first: Ford part number S8WS-3849-A and this much more common gold version done second which carries a Ford / Shelby part number of S8WS-3849-B. To learn more click here  ...

These two emblems were sold separate when ordered as a service replacement part. We sell them as a pair. Located on the passenger side of the trunk, these are a peel and stick with no mounting studs. Ford part # C9WY-6542532-A & C9WY-6542532-BWe often get asked about where to place 69-70 XR7 and Cougar adhesive emblems. Based on personal experience and pictures from the original Ford archives the answer would be "Pretty much wherever you think looks best". Often as seen in this picture the...

NOS GT-E Fender badges. Sold as a pair, driver side shows a C7WX-16099 casting number and the passenger side shows a C7WX-16098 number. Check out this video

This is a used fuel door insert we have cleaned up, painted the background black and installed a 1967-1969 headlight door walking cat emblem on. The original 1970 ELIMINATOR piece that this resembles had a smaller sized cat so this is not exactly correct for your original 1970 Eliminator.

Very rare find. Notice how unlike the reproductions the Mercury Head is fully raised. Ford part number C9WY-8213-A , casting number is C9WB-8B369-A This icon means that we're looking to buy this part!WCCC is a buyer of used and NOS hard to find 67-73 Mercury Cougar parts. Usually we give an in store credit of 50% of our web price for parts delivered in hand or by carrier to our Brooks, Oregon location. If you're not interested in store credit, just shoot us an email and we will let you know if...

Rare find in NOS form! Used only on the 1967 and 1968 Mercury.Ford part number C7AZ-17632-A

After waiting several months, these reproduction 1967 - 1968 Mercury Cougar Deck Lock (Trunk Lock) covers are now finished! The reproduction chrome cover shown here sports a very rare original Ford, NOS XR7 decal. The NOS decal is different from our reproduction in three subtle areas. First the number "7" is a darker, richer color, second the decal fills the recessed area better and third the detail in the black area is a little different than our reproductions. Great for the person that loves...

There are several differences between this NOS decal and the good quality reproduction we offer. First off the red "7" is darker, second the "XR" is more brilliant, third is when you run your finger nail over the tiny raised ridges the reproduction makes a audible zip sound and the NOS does not, fourth is there is no adhesive backing on the NOS decal and there is on the reproduction, fifth is the reproduction is made of a much heavier aluminum stock than the NOS and lastly the NOS fits in the...

The later run XR7-G emblems we offer are really quite nice, but they are all just a tad smaller than originals. This is almost impossible to detect unless you have a reference point. The lock cover does in fact provide a reference point in that if you use a new emblem you will have a noticeable gap around the perimeter of the emblem. In years past, nobody really was concerned, but now that the XR7-G can be worth six figures in pristine condition, it matters. I put a used emblem behind this NOS...

The item pictured here is our reproduction XR7-G trunk deck lock cover with a NOS emblem. Big difference in fit compared to the current version of this emblem. Great for the XR7-G owner wanting to set his "G" apart from the rest of the pride... Check out this video

Complete assembly minus the cylinder. Only the 68 was marked NOS, the 1967 XR7 just had the COUGAR decal. Click on images to enlarge. ...