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Mounts to the rear of a 'turbo' style muffler. Right side bracket. 351W, 351C, 390, Boss 302, 428CJ - all with dual exhausts. Ford part number C9WY-5260-C.
Mounts behind the muffler on the passenger side of the drive shaft. Ford part number C8WY-5260-C. *Early production prior to 11-1-1967
Mounts behind the muffler on the passenger side of the drive shaft. Ford part number C8WY-5260-H. *Later production after 11-1-1967
Mounts to the frame on the left side of the fuel tank. Supports and holds the rear of the tailpipe stationary. Ford part number C7WY-5260-D.
Mounts to the frame on the left side of the fuel tank. Supports and holds the rear of the tailpipe stationary. All 1970 dual exhaust Cougars, all engines. Originally the tail pipe clamp would have...
Mounts to the frame on the right side of the fuel tank. Supports and holds the rear of the tailpipe stationary. Ford part number C7WY-5260-C.
Mounts to the frame on the right side of the fuel tank. Supports and holds the rear of the tailpipe stationary. 1971 351-2V single exhaust. 1971 351-4V and 429CJ. 1972 351-CJ with "Sporty" dual...
Mounts to the rear of a 'turbo' style muffler. Right side bracket. Ford part number C7ZZ-5A246-G.
The 289 used a transverse muffler with hangers on either end and dual exhaust was not an option. The 289 Cougars for 1967 also did not use a tail pipe hanger like their 390 brethren did, the tail...
Includes the two muffler (aka resonator) hangers and two tail pipe hangers. Only the 390 got tail pipe hangers in 1967, the 1967 289 had muffler hangers only and dual exhaust was not an option on a...
This set consists of one tail pipe hanger and one muffler hanger, both were mounted on the passenger side of the car. The only cars eligible for single exhaust in 1968 were the C code 289 2V and the...
For Used original Hangers Please see our Factory Components Section.
Our research efforts incorporate combinations of first hand knowledge, factory assembly manuals, physical examples on the premises and the Mercury Master Parts catalog. The Master Parts Catalog (or MPC) is the 3 foot thick book found at any Mercury dealer back in the day. Many of the parts have superseded numbers or are service replacement parts. Many service replacement parts differ from the OEM factory installed parts. We do our best to know and understand these differences as they come up and point them out. Catalog part numbers and physical part casting numbers also often differ and make part searches difficult. When applicable or when both parts are known to us we will try and list both in the text sections of our parts descriptions.
West Coast Classic Cougar recognizes the vast knowledge base of our fellow Cougar owners and enthusiasts. Many of you are original owners or have concours show winning Cougars. If we have made listing errors or made erroneous statements in our descriptions, please do bring it to our attention. Accuracy is our goal throughout our catalog.