Engine & Under Hood

C7SZ-3D600-A  Power steering pump adjusting spacer for use without air conditioning. For most 1967 - 1969 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang with 289, 302, 390, 428CJ engines, excludes 1969 351W and 1969 Boss 302 engines. Spacer dimensions: 7/16" I.D. x 1" O.D. and 1/2" thick. Same thickness as the pedestal bracket for air conditioning.

Pertronix brand 7mm spark plug wires. These are performance oriented wires compared to the concours spark plug wires. For any 1967-73 Mercury Cougar and Ford with 351 - 390- 428 - 429 engines. Black wires and boots, quality spark plug wires taylor made for 351 engines and the big block Ford engines. Recommended by Pertronix for use with the Flame Thrower coils.

Stud that the factory line workers used for locating the air conditioning pedestal bracket. Then backed up with a nut. Used on 289 / 302 / 351W / 390 / 428CJ pedestals from 1967 - 1973. We sell this item as reproduction, see related items.*Note - Excludes 351C and 429CJ.

This fail safe thermostat can save you from costly engine damage during an overheat. They feature an exclusive technology that locks the valve open position if overheating occurs. This allows for maximum coolant flow when you need it most.

Timing chain set for your 67 - 72 Cougar or Mustang equipped with the 302 Engine.Gears (sprockets) are made from high alloy steel, and heat-treated for durability. Chain is pre-stressed and heat-treated for longevity.

C-4 transmission 90 degree brass fitting for the rear oil cooler line. New reproduction with jamb nut and "O"-ring. Fits 1967-68 Mercury Cougar and 1965-73 Ford Mustang where applicable.

Original distributor vacuum advance control valve, also called a ported vacuum switch (PVS) valve, that was installed on all Ford models including Mercury Cougar, Ford Mustang, and Torino starting in 1967. This is a used original pot metal and brass part. It has the FORD oval logo and part number C8AE-A casting.This casting number is correct for all 1968 1969 and 1970 Fords and Mercury. It was used on all engine options including 302 351C 351W 429 and 429CJ models. Because of the heavy demand...

This little device may not appear to be all that important, but it has a big job to do when your engine gets too hot. The threaded end looks a bit like an engine temperature sensor, and that's because it is. It's normally mounted on the intake manifold or engine block where it can sense coolant temperature.The three ports at the other end are for vacuum connections. One goes to manifold vacuum, another to carburetor vacuum, and the third goes to the vacuum advance on the distributor. At normal...

C8OE-C-SR WCCC Carter service replacement anti backfire valve, but without the outer cover having the concours correct stampings.These units are used, not tested and one should assume they are non-functional.

Reproduction set of after market cast aluminum valve covers with COBRA 428 lettering. Fits any FE style Ford engine, including 390, and 428 cubic inches.

Small block Ford water pump core, suitable for rebuilding. This version has a casting number of C6OE-A. Found on many Ford 289 engines from 1966-67. These do not have casting dates, and plan on sending it to a vendor that specializes in water pump rebuilding. In all likelihood, the rear cover, heater tubes, and impeller will need replacing. Occasionally they have the original non-HiPo cast iron impeller, but not always. See our other core water pump listings for other casting...

Direct aluminum replacement for small block 1967 - 1969 cast iron pumps. Probably the last water pump you'll ever buy. Built to cool better and last longer than any other pump. Features state of the art high efficiency impeller with 16 veins and NASCAR roller type bearing. Race proven for reliability and performance. Includes Gasket. Several other websites state that there was a mid-year change in 1969 Cougar's with a 351W, but all the documentation we have and the cars we have on hand...

Dated 7G3, July 3, 1967. Big block Ford water pump core, suitable for rebuilding. This version has a casting number of C8AE-8505-H. Found on many Ford 390, 427, and 428CJ engines from 1968. These have casting dates, we list the dates when we have them in stock. Plan on sending it to a vendor that specializes in water pump rebuilding. In all likelihood, the rear cover, heater tube, and impeller will need replacing. See our other core water pump listings for other casting numbers....

Dated 7M9, December 9, 1967. Big block Ford water pump core, suitable for rebuilding. This version has a casting number of C8AE-8505-H. Found on many Ford 390, 427, and 428CJ engines from 1968. These have casting dates, we list the dates when we have them in stock. Plan on sending it to a vendor that specializes in water pump rebuilding. In all likelihood, the rear cover, heater tube, and impeller will need replacing. See our other core water pump listings for other casting...

Dated 8F4, June 4, 1968. Big block Ford water pump core, suitable for rebuilding. This version has a casting number of C8AE-8505-H. Found on many Ford 390, 427, and 428CJ engines from 1968. These have casting dates, we list the dates when we have them in stock. Plan on sending it to a vendor that specializes in water pump rebuilding. In all likelihood, the rear cover, heater tube, and impeller will need replacing. See our other core water pump listings for other casting numbers....

The Wittek Company manufactured the tower clamps used on the Cougar from 1967 to 1973, the Mustang from 1964 1/2 to 1973, as well as many other Ford and Mercury cars during that period. In October or 1993, the company filed for bankruptcy. This has made the tower clamp unavailable to the classic car restorer. Our supplier was able to bid at the auction for enough of the original tooling and parts to make these clamps available again. Other companies have also reproduced these clamps, but...

The Wittek Company manufactured the tower clamps used on the Cougar from 1967 to 1973, the Mustang from 1964 1/2 to 1973, as well as many other Ford and Mercury cars during that period. In October or 1993, the company filed for bankruptcy. This has made the tower clamp unavailable to the classic car restorer. Our supplier was able to bid at the auction for enough of the original tooling and parts to make these clamps available again. Other companies have also reproduced these clamps, but...