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Reproduction antenna base gasket.Replaces Ford part # C5ZZ-18A813-A
This is the correct, original gasket for your 1971-73 Mercury Cougar antenna. Not only is it much thicker than the Ford Mustang gasket, but it also has a different overall geometry to it. Gasket...
Replaces Ford part #D1AZ-6522428. Sold individually.
Made from fuel resistant cork like original. Modeled off the Mustang \ 69 Cougar gasket which has 5 screws (67-68 Cougar only used 4 screws), but works for any 67-73 Mustang / Cougar. For...
Replaces part #C0AF-9276-A. Goes between fuel sending unit and tank.
Door lock and trunk lock gasket as found on all 1969-73 Mercury Cougar. Gasket used to seal the lock cylinders to the exterior door on all 1967 - 1973 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang as well as the...
Replaces Ford part #C7AZ-13568
Premium quality, exact fit plastic gasket set for both the driver and passenger side door handles. Also fits 66-71 Ford Fairlane and 70-71 Cyclone / Torino as well as several other Mercury, Ford...
These 1969-70 Mercury Cougar chrome door handle gaskets are the closest fit to the original Ford gaskets on the market. 4 pieces as shown, enough for both door handles only, round lock gaskets sold...
Gasket that creates the seal between the backup light lenses (also known as the reverse light lens) and the chrome housings on the 1969 and 1970 Mercury Cougar. Sold as a pair. Replaces Ford part #...
Seals the lenses to the light body mounted in the front valance. Replaces Ford part # C9WY-13211. Sold as a pair. Also used on 1970 Mach I and 1969 - 1970 Shelby.
Seals the chrome marker light bezel to body. Seals the chrome marker light bezel to body. Their function is to keep water from entering the trunk around the rear lights. No gasket is needed on the...
There are two or three manufacturers on many of the products in this section but many are only available from one source. We ALWAYS look for the BEST supplier, NOT the best price. Very few of these products are as good as what Ford supplied. Many people unknowingly discard every piece of rubber on a car when they tear it down for restoration thinking that new is better than old. In most cases this is correct thinking given the age of the parts being removed but not in all cases. Carefully inspect each of your OEM rubber parts before you decide to replace them with new. Many of the items here were available from FORD through the nineties and may have already been replaced on your car. Whereas we would like nothing better than for every customer to purchase every item in this section, our foremost goal is preservation of these classic cats.
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