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The High tone is indicated in raised letters located on the perimeter of the horn. The 1971-73 almost uses the same horn and bracket as the 1967-68, but was mounted at a different angle, so if you...
NOTE: A FEW CUSTOMERS HAVE MENTIONED THAT THE INSTRUCTIONS MAY BE WRONG. SWITCHING PINS 1 AND 5 HAD A BETTER RESULT. IF YOU RECEIVE THIS PART AND ARE HAVING TROUBLE WITH THE INCLUDED INSTRUCTIONS,...
Nice lower quality ignition coil for those of you on a tighter budget. A wee bit cheaper than the other performance coils we offer like the Yellow Top Coil or the Pertronix Flamethrower series...
These replacement "Yellowtop" ignition coils are copies of the original. Nice reproduction cosmetically and functionally. This is a very prominent piece and a must have when trying to detail your...
Used original yellow top coil. These have been bench tested and we will warranty for 30 days. We inspect these for damage, cracks, major chips, and functionality. Fits most every Ford, Mercury, or...
NOS new old stock ignition lock cylinder for any 1967-69 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. Ford Motorcraft part # C9AZ-11582-A Here is a helpful "How To" youtube video on how to replace...
Made by the original supplier! Replaces Ford part # C9AZ-11582-A Here is a helpful "How To" youtube video on how to replace your ignition switch. ...
Finally a fast easy way to hook up the Pertronix Ignitor©! The Ignition Power Relay installs next to the starter solenoid with a supplied self-drilling, self tapping screw. Each wire is the right...
Here is a helpful "How To" youtube video on how to replace your ignition switch.
Stainless steel battery hold down bolts. Work with standard battery hold down brackets and the billet hold down bracket.
Used jumper wire with correct ends for doubling back on the tachometer leads from the under dash harness. Works for all generations 1967-68, 1969-70, and 1971-73 Ford anything and Mercury, and...
Brake switch jumper wire, 4 inch long extension. Bridges the under dash wiring harness and the brake light switch. Not used on many cars, we suspect that it was used on the assembly line when the...