Interior

Used to block light from escaping around shifter stem seal. Fits 1969-73 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang as well as 1971+ Pinto, Bobcat, Maverick, and Comet with floor shift automatic transmissions....

This fragile little plastic arrow is illuminated by the little bulb in your shifter housing. Fits 1969-73 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang. Also fits 1971 and newer Pinto, Bobcat, Maverick and Comet...

Restored chrome automatic shifter lever for some 1970 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang, and all 1971-73 Cougar and Mustangs, with or without consoles. Sometime in the 1970 era, Ford switched to a...

Complete chrome automatic shifter lever assembly for any 1969-73 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang with or without consoles. This is the early version with small width pawl. Good used part no heavy...

Automatic shifter cable with slot on the threaded end for all 1969-73 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustangs. Will also work on 1967-68 but features a slot at bottom so as to remove or adjust easily. The...

MSRP: $62.50 This exact reproduction of the shifter bezel / indicator assembly that is front and center in your interior. The originals almost always started to look poor after a few decades. The...

Bare automatic shifter bucket or housing. Fits all 71 -73 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustangs with or without console. Also fits 1971+ Maverick and Comet with automatic floor shifters. If one runs with...

If your automatic floor shifter has play in it left to right then this is the culprit. Easy to install, (more difficult if you have a 67-68 with center console) these are made from a wear resistant...

Rechromed 1967 deluxe shifter button. Unique to the deluxe faux leather wrapped T handle shifter starting in 1967. One year only design, this one has a convex button for you thumb. Starting in 1968...

This group of parts mounts to the top of the AT shifter arm and rides against the thumb activated button on your T shift handle. Its function is to lift the cable that runs through the chrome...

Exact reproduction for the 1969 - 1972. Perfect fit and finish. You may want to replace yours with this inexpensive unit just for the fresh new luster alone. Your plastic end buttons may have faded...

Stunning quality and far less likely to crack than the originals. The 67 version was actually a little different than 68 - 73 but you would have to look close to see the difference. Check out this...