Vapor Barrier Kit / Watershield - Door - Repro ~ 1967 - 1968 Mercury Cougar

Just like original. Perfect fit. Installation can be a little tricky as the barriers come rolled up tightly

The "Description" and "Application" section show this as not fitting the Mustang. This is misleading because this will work just fine for the 68 Mustang with a little modification. Since the door panel on the Cougar is much bigger than the Mustang, just put the original Mustang barrier on top of this Cougar barrier and trace around it with a pencil. Trace the holes for the arm rest, door release handle, window crank and remote mirror knob. Get some scissors and cut the excess. You now have a perfect vapor barrier for your Mustang. The Mustang suppliers don't carry this item.

These fit very well, holes lined up, just requied some adhesive to hold in place and making tape when you put your panels back on.

What can I say besides a low cost, must have item that fits perfect. On a side note, I used some of the 3m strip caulk I had left over from doing my glass to adhere these to the door. it worked perfect.

Had to remove the originals. Nice replacements.

Just like original. Perfect fit. Installation can be a little tricky as the barriers come rolled up tightly

The "Description" and "Application" section show this as not fitting the Mustang. This is misleading because this will work just fine for the 68 Mustang with a little modification. Since the door panel on the Cougar is much bigger than the Mustang, just put the original Mustang barrier on top of this Cougar barrier and trace around it with a pencil. Trace the holes for the arm rest, door release handle, window crank and remote mirror knob. Get some scissors and cut the excess. You now have a perfect vapor barrier for your Mustang. The Mustang suppliers don't carry this item.

These fit very well, holes lined up, just requied some adhesive to hold in place and making tape when you put your panels back on.

What can I say besides a low cost, must have item that fits perfect. On a side note, I used some of the 3m strip caulk I had left over from doing my glass to adhere these to the door. it worked perfect.

Had to remove the originals. Nice replacements.