Lights

Headlight relay kit converts the 1967-68 Mercury Cougars with quad or 4 headlights to modern car technology (kit also works on 1967-68 Mustang 2 headlight systems). If your Cougar suffers from dim headlights you are not getting a full battery power to the back of your headlamp bulbs. Safe for use on our vintage cars. Still uses your headlight switch. Instead of carrying reduced voltage to the headlights through the switch, the switch triggers the relay, which takes power directly from the...

Available in original blue light diffuser or custom red or yellow for a brighter "custom" look. Please note that depending on the options you have there are different numbers of defusers (filters) needed for different years and models. SOLD AS SET OF FOUR(4). 67 - 68 Cougar Uses 6 - Instrument Cluster (XR7 or Standard) 2 - Clock 2 - Oil Pressure Gauge 69 - 70 Cougar Uses 5 - Instrument Cluster (XR7 or Standard) 2 - Clock ...

Correct for 1967 only but fits perfectly into your tilt column for 1968 - 1969 Cougar / Shelby / Mustang / Thunderbird / etc... This knob is more attractive than the slender black knob used in 68-69, more durable and costs less. More durable than original 1967 plastic units as these are made from die-cast and the originals were plastic. Replaces Ford Part #: C7OZ-17513-B.

This used assembly includes lamp socket, bracket, mercury switch, and length of wire.Replaces part # C7ZB-15702-A

1967 Cougar Owners: To view our exploded view interactive diagram of the tilt steering column parts, click here. NOS new old stock door jamb switch to release tilt/tilt-away columns on a 67, 68 or 69 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. Here is an excerpt from the 1967 owners manual: The wheel will swing to the right and up towards the instrument panel whenever the driver opens his door, provided the ignition switch is turned off. When re-entering the vehicle on the drivers side, pull the...

Our turn signal switches are made on the FoMoCo original tooling. If you have replaced your sequential unit in the trunk with one of our new solid state sequential units and are still having problems then the turn signal switch is most likely the culprit as the only other part to the system is the wiring harness itself. The relay under the dash almost always is weak (pulsates dimly instead of distinct blinking) but its sole purpose is to illuminate the directional arrows on the dash and does...