Interior

Passenger side dash panel grab handle, found on 1971-73 Mercury Cougars. More common on 4 wheel drive jeeps and trucks, better known by a different name though. These come in various colors, add your color choice in the comments section of your order, we will try to accommodate. Black was not a common interior color choice, so understand that black may not be available. Ginger and green are fairly common. Ford basic number was 045B22. Actual number unavailable.

This one year only part fits inside the 1969 lower column cover and fills the gap between the column tube and plastic cover of non-tilting steering columns. It is color coded to match your column and lower dash. Please select your desired color in the comments section, and we will attempt to accommodate you as close as we can. Usually we will have your desired color in stock. Original Ford part number C9WY-3K680-A. *NOTE* - The 1969 Ford Mustang has a different part number which is...

This one year only part fits inside the 1969 lower column cover and fills the gap between the column tube and plastic cover of tilt steering columns. It is color coded to match your column and lower dash. Please select your color in the comments and we will attempt to accommodate you as close as we can. Usually we will have your desired color in stock. Original Ford part number C9WY-3K680-B. *Note - The 1969 Ford Mustang has a different part number which is C9ZZ-3K680-B. *NOTE* For tilt column...

Used chrome end for the grab handle found on Mercury Cougar XR7 and several other Lincolns like the Continental MK III. Seldom will these be perfect, most have some pitting on the top sides. Fortunately they can be switched end for end and the pitting side can be installed downward. These units are sold individually.Mercury part # C9MB-5422668-A or D0MB-5422668-A.

Unlike the parts pictured, we only have pitted covers left. At present we have no grade "A" examples. C8MB-5422678-A. Brushed die-cast (with stainless steel look) cover for the chromed grab handle end part number C9MB-5422668-A. These are the smooth or plain ends, the Lincolns used a cover that had scrolling. Used on 1969-70 Mercury Cougar XR7 and various other Lincolns and Mercury full sized cars. These clean up pretty well with steel wool as shown. Keep in mind we have reduced priced...

These 1969 molded vinyl, single post head rests were never offered on a Cougar or Mustang to our knowledge but they make a great "go-around" for the very expensive 1968 dual post headrests. To use them on your 1968 Cougar you will first need a pair of 1969 bucket seats as they have the internal hardware to accept the post. 1968 was a weak design so the 1969 seat frame is a nice upgrade and of course will accept any of the 1968 foam and interior kits. These headrests when in the down position...

Nice thick foam. Chromed mounting post. Includes base plate for seat. Keep in mind we have good used for less money, several colors available in good condition. Find them here.

Contrary to what you might think at first glance, the support rods used in 1967 - 1968 Cougar headliners are not the same front to back. Each of the rods is bowed to a different curve. To replace a headliner and make it look right, you must keep the rods in the same order as they came out of the original headliner. To help you do this, Lincoln-Mercury coded each rod with a color applied to each end. From front to rear, the 1967 - 1968 color codes of the headliner rods are: None (this is the...

Reproduction LIGHT BLUE Interior Headliner for the 1967 Mercury Cougar. Correct Moon Crater texture available in most stock colors. This is a VERY light blue used on the early 1967 XR7 with dark blue interior. We also have used headliner bows and used windlace in stock. Keep in mind you have to remove your front and rear glass to do a headliner correctly. This holds true when you replace your vinyl top as well. Now also available in Medium Blue, Dark Aqua, Dark Red (not pictured) and Dark...

Reproduction BLACK Interior Headliner for the 1967 or 1968 Mercury Cougar. Correct Moon Crater texture available in most stock colors. We also have used headliner bows and used windlace in stock. Keep in mind you have to remove your front and rear glass to do a headliner correctly. This holds true when you replace your vinyl top as well. Now also available in Medium Blue, Dark Aqua, Dark Red (not pictured) and Dark Green (in Cougar called Dark Ivy Gold, not pictured). Thinking of installing...

Reproduction BRIGHT RED Interior Headliner found in the very early 1967 Standard Mercury Cougar. Correct Moon Crater texture available in most stock colors. We also have used headliner bows and used windlace in stock. Keep in mind you have to remove your front and rear glass to do a headliner correctly. This holds true when you replace your vinyl top as well. Now also available in Medium Blue, Dark Aqua, Dark Red (not pictured) and Dark Green (in Cougar called Dark Ivy Gold, not pictured)....

Reproduction DARK AQUA Interior Headliner for the 1967 or 1968 Mercury Cougar. Correct Moon Crater texture available in most stock colors. We also have used headliner bows and used windlace in stock. Keep in mind you have to remove your front and rear glass to do a headliner correctly. This holds true when you replace your vinyl top as well. Now also available in Medium Blue, Dark Aqua, Dark Red (not pictured) and Dark Green (in Cougar called Dark Ivy Gold, not pictured). Thinking of...

Reproduction dark ivy gold / dark green headliner for the 1967 and 1968 Mercury Cougar. Correct Moon Crater texture available in most stock colors. We also have used headliner bows and used windlace in stock. Keep in mind you have to remove your front and rear glass to do a headliner correctly. This holds true when you replace your vinyl top as well. Thinking of installing your own headliner? Join in the discussion here for some helpful tips. Check out our video below showing how to install...

Reproduction LIGHT AQUA Interior Headliner for the 1967 or 1968 Mercury Cougar. Correct Moon Crater texture available in most stock colors. We also have used headliner bows and used windlace in stock. Keep in mind you have to remove your front and rear glass to do a headliner correctly. This holds true when you replace your vinyl top as well. Now also available in Medium Blue, Dark Aqua, Dark Red (not pictured) and Dark Green (in Cougar called Dark Ivy Gold, not pictured). Thinking of...

Reproduction interior headliner in light ivy gold / light green for the 1967 or 1968 Mercury Cougar. Correct Moon Crater texture available in most stock colors. We also have used headliner bows and used windlace in stock. Keep in mind you have to remove your front and rear glass to do a headliner correctly. This holds true when you replace your vinyl top as well. Now also available in Medium Blue, Dark Aqua, Dark Red (not pictured) and Dark Green (in Cougar called Dark Ivy Gold, not pictured)....

Reproduction MAROON / DARK RED Interior Headliner for the 1967 or 1968 XR7 Mercury Cougar. Correct Moon Crater texture available in most stock colors. We also have used headliner bows and used windlace in stock. Keep in mind you have to remove your front and rear glass to do a headliner correctly. This holds true when you replace your vinyl top as well. Now also available in Medium Blue, Dark Aqua, Dark Red and Dark Ivy Gold. Thinking of installing your own headliner? Join in the discussion...

Reproduction MEDIUM BLUE Interior Headliner for the 1967 or 1968 Mercury Cougar. Correct Moon Crater texture available in most stock colors. We also have used headliner bows and used windlace in stock. Keep in mind you have to remove your front and rear glass to do a headliner correctly. This holds true when you replace your vinyl top as well. Now also available in Medium Blue, Dark Aqua, Dark Red (not pictured) and Dark Green (in Cougar called Dark Ivy Gold, not pictured). Thinking of...

Reproduction PARCHMENT / OFF-WHITE Sunroof Headliner for the 1967 and 1968 Mercury Cougar. Correct Moon Crater texture available in most stock colors. We also have used headliner bows and used windlace in stock. Keep in mind you have to remove your front and rear glass to do a headliner correctly. This holds true when you replace your vinyl top as well. Now also available in Medium Blue, Dark Aqua, Dark Red (not pictured) and Dark Green (in Cougar called Dark Ivy Gold, not pictured). Thinking...

Note: This is the correct color for a Parchment / Off-White interior in a Cougar. Reproduction PARCHMENT / OFF-WHITE Interior Headliner for the 1967 or 1968 Mercury Cougar. Correct Moon Crater texture available in most stock colors. We also have used headliner bows and used windlace in stock. Keep in mind you have to remove your front and rear glass to do a headliner correctly. This holds true when you replace your vinyl top as well. Now also available in Medium Blue, Dark Aqua, Dark Red (not...

Reproduction LIGHT BLUE Sunroof Headliner for the 1967 and 1968 Mercury Cougar. Correct Moon Crater texture available in most stock colors. This is a VERY light blue used on the early 1967 XR7 with dark blue interior. We also have used headliner bows and used windlace in stock. Keep in mind you have to remove your front and rear glass to do a headliner correctly. This holds true when you replace your vinyl top as well. Now also available in Medium Blue, Dark Aqua, Dark Red (not pictured) and...

Reproduction BLACK Sunroof Interior Headliner for the 1967 or 1968 Mercury Cougar. Correct Moon Crater texture available in most stock colors. We also have used headliner bows and used windlace in stock. Keep in mind you have to remove your front and rear glass to do a headliner correctly. This holds true when you replace your vinyl top as well. Now also available in Medium Blue, Dark Aqua, Dark Red (not pictured) and Dark Green (in Cougar called Dark Ivy Gold, not pictured). Thinking of...

Reproduction DARK IVY GOLD / DARK GREEN Sunroof Headliner for the 1967 and 1968 Mercury Cougar. Correct Moon Crater texture available in most stock colors. We also have used headliner bows and used windlace in stock. Keep in mind you have to remove your front and rear glass to do a headliner correctly. This holds true when you replace your vinyl top as well. Now also available in Medium Blue, Dark Aqua, Dark Red (not pictured) and Dark Green (in Cougar called Dark Ivy Gold, not pictured)....

Reproduction AQUA Sunroof Headliner for the 1967 and 1968 Mercury Cougar. Correct Moon Crater texture available in most stock colors. We also have used headliner bows and used windlace in stock. Keep in mind you have to remove your front and rear glass to do a headliner correctly. This holds true when you replace your vinyl top as well. Now also available in Medium Blue, Dark Aqua, Dark Red (not pictured) and Dark Green (in Cougar called Dark Ivy Gold, not pictured). Thinking of installing...

Reproduction MEDIUM BLUE Sunroof Headliner for the 1967 and 1968 Mercury Cougar. Correct Moon Crater texture available in most stock colors. We also have used headliner bows and used windlace in stock. Keep in mind you have to remove your front and rear glass to do a headliner correctly. This holds true when you replace your vinyl top as well. Now also available in Medium Blue, Dark Aqua, Dark Red (not pictured) and Dark Green (in Cougar called Dark Ivy Gold, not pictured). Thinking of...

Reproduction BLACK Headliner with Sunroof for the 1969 and 1970 Mercury Cougar. Two piece kit, one piece for the headliner, and a second piece for covering the sunroof panel. On early production cars Ford pulled the cars off the assembly line to sent them to ASC Golde for install. Golde used 3 bows for installing the headliner, whereas in later production Ford used 2 bows when installing them on the assembly line. These headliners are for 2 bows installations. If you have 3 bows, you will...

Correct Reproduction BLACK Perforated Headliner for the 1969 & 1970 Mercury Cougar Check out our video below showing how to install one of these bow-type headliners. This was done by a pro, but it's a job you can do yourself with some patience and basic knowledge.

We have finally found a supplier that produces the correct DARK BLUE perforated headliner for your 1969 or 1970 Cat! Available Colors: White, Black, Dark Red, Medium Blue, Dark Blue, and Saddle. Check out our video below showing how to install one of these bow-type headliners. This was done by a pro, but it's a job you can do yourself with some patience and basic knowledge. ...

Reproduction dark green headliner for your 1969 Cougar. Remember that this dark green color is specific to 69. We're still in the process of trying to get the right color for the 70 Cougars, so sit tight, we'll have them soon!

We have finally found a supplier that produces the correct LIGHT BLUE perforated headliner for your 1969 or 1970 Cat! Available Colors: White, Black, Dark Red, Light Blue, Dark Blue, and Saddle. Check out our video below showing how to install one of these bow-type headliners. This was done by a pro, but it's a job you can do yourself with some patience and basic knowledge. ...

We have finally found a supplier that produces the correct Medium Brown perforated headliner for your 1970 Cougar. Check out our video below showing how to install one of these bow-type headliners. This was done by a pro, but it's a job you can do yourself with some patience and basic knowledge.

We have finally found a supplier that produces the correct SADDLE perforated headliner for your 1969 or 1970 Cat!Available Colors: White, Black, Dark Red, Medium Blue, Dark Blue, and Saddle.Check out our video below showing how to install one of these bow-type headliners. This was done by a pro, but it's a job you can do yourself with some patience and basic knowledge. ...

The 1971 - 1973 Mercury Cougar came with either Tier or Perforated headliner, so make sure you choose the correct texture. All of the colors with the exception of Dark Green and Dark Blue are available in either texture. *NOTE* Colors other than black and white are special order and ship directly from the manufacturer. Check out our video below showing how to install one of these bow-type headliners. This was done by a pro, but it's a job you can do yourself with some patience and basic...

The 1971 - 1973 Mercury Cougar came with either Tier or Perforated headliner, so make sure you choose the correct texture. All of the colors with the exception of Dark Green and Dark Blue are available in either texture. *NOTE* Colors other than black and white are special order and ship directly from the manufacturer. Check out our video below showing how to install one of these bow-type headliners. This was done by a pro, but it's a job you can do yourself with some patience and basic...

The 1971 - 1973 Mercury Cougar came with either Tier or Perforated headliner, so make sure you choose the correct texture. All of the colors with the exception of Dark Green and Dark Blue are available in either texture. *NOTE* Colors other than black and white are special order and ship directly from the manufacturer. Check out our video below showing how to install one of these bow-type headliners. This was done by a pro, but it's a job you can do yourself with some patience and basic...

The 1971 - 1973 Mercury Cougar came with either Tier or Perforated headliner, so make sure you choose the correct texture. All of the colors with the exception of Dark Green and Dark Blue are available in either texture. *NOTE* Colors other than black and white are special order and ship directly from the manufacturer. Check out our video below showing how to install one of these bow-type headliners. This was done by a pro, but it's a job you can do yourself with some patience and basic...

The 1971 - 1973 Mercury Cougar came with either Tier or Perforated headliner, so make sure you choose the correct texture. All of the colors with the exception of Dark Green and Dark Blue are available in either texture. *NOTE* Colors other than black and white are special order and ship directly from the manufacturer. Check out our video below showing how to install one of these bow-type headliners. This was done by a pro, but it's a job you can do yourself with some patience and basic...

Two piece kit, one piece for the headliner, and a second piece for covering the sunroof panel.On early production cars Ford pulled the cars off the assembly line to sent them to ASC Golde for install. Golde used 3 bows for installing the headliner, whereas in later production Ford used 2 bows when installing them on the assembly line. These headliners are for 2 bows installations. If you have 3 bows, you will need to order a standard headliner, then cut it to fit. Check out our video below...

Available Colors: White, Black, Dark Red, Medium Blue, Dark Blue, and Saddle.Check out our video below showing how to install one of these bow-type headliners. This was done by a pro, but it's a job you can do yourself with some patience and basic knowledge.

The 1971 - 1973 Mercury Cougar XR7 came with Tier and standard came with Perforated headliner, so make sure you choose the correct texture. All of the colors with the exception of Dark Green and Dark Blue are available in either texture.Check out our video below showing how to install one of these bow-type headliners. This was done by a pro, but it's a job you can do yourself with some patience and basic knowledge. ...

The 1971 - 1973 Mercury Cougar XR7 came with Tier and standard came with Perforated headliner, so make sure you choose the correct texture. All of the colors with the exception of Dark Green and Dark Blue are available in either texture.Check out our video below showing how to install one of these bow-type headliners. This was done by a pro, but it's a job you can do yourself with some patience and basic knowledge. ...

The 1971 - 1973 Mercury Cougar XR7 came with Tier and standard came with Perforated headliner, so make sure you choose the correct texture. All of the colors with the exception of Dark Green and Dark Blue are available in either texture.Check out our video below showing how to install one of these bow-type headliners. This was done by a pro, but it's a job you can do yourself with some patience and basic knowledge. ...

The 1971 - 1973 Mercury Cougar XR7 came with Tier and standard came with Perforated headliner, so make sure you choose the correct texture. All of the colors with the exception of Dark Green and Dark Blue are available in either texture.Check out our video below showing how to install one of these bow-type headliners. This was done by a pro, but it's a job you can do yourself with some patience and basic knowledge. ...

The 1971 - 1973 Mercury Cougar XR7 came with Tier and standard came with Perforated headliner, so make sure you choose the correct texture. All of the colors with the exception of Dark Green and Dark Blue are available in either texture.Check out our video below showing how to install one of these bow-type headliners. This was done by a pro, but it's a job you can do yourself with some patience and basic knowledge. ...

Pair of used wire anchors for keeping the rear most headliner bow stationary. These are fragile wires, and prone to rusting. We try to keep them in inventory. 1969-70 anchor wires are 3-1/16 inches long. A DIY person can improvise these pretty easy, using lengths of regular wire.

Pair of used wire anchors for keeping the rear most headliner bow stationary. These are fragile wires, and prone to rusting. We try to keep them in inventory. 1971-73 anchor wires are 4-9/16 inches long. A DIY person can improvise these pretty easy, using lengths of regular wire. Ford part # C6AB-6352180-A.

Contrary to what you might think at first glance, the support rods used in 1969 - 1970 Cougar headliners are not the same front to back. Each of the rods is bowed to a different curve. To replace a headliner and make it look right, you must keep the rods in the same order as they came out of the original headliner. 5 Rods total. Once installed in the car, each rod should be about the same distance from the roof as the other rods. WCCC marks the bows with a sharpie pen, 1 hash mark, 2 hash...

Contrary to what you might think at first glance, the support rods used in 1971-73 Mercury Cougar headliners are not the same from front to back. Each of the rods is bowed to a different curve. To replace a headliner and make it look right, you must install the rods in the same order as they came out from the original locations. To help you do this, Lincoln-Mercury coded each rod with a color applied to each end. 1st. Driver Side: Pink - Passenger Side: Pink 2nd. Driver Side: Pink - Passenger...