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Dimensionally correct reproduction that will allow you to use an original XR7-G remote mirror or the manual mirror found on the Hurst Oldsmobile or AMC Rambler Scrambler. Do you have riv-nut...
This driver side (left hand) remote mirror was used only on the 1968 XR7-G Cougar and is a direct bolt on for any 1967-68 Cougar and uses the same mirror base gasket. It comes ready to install with...
Good used external XR7-G driver side (left hand) rear view mirror with its adapter base, lens, and cables all in good used condition. Do you have riv-nut questions? Here are riv-nut...
This kit is similar to the original type mounted in every drivers side door. These OEM style Riv-Nuts will be a challenge to install unless you have the special tool. Almost every body shop will...
If your are missing your factory Riv-Nuts, or you are installing a passenger side mirror, these are a very easy to use alternative to the metal riv-nuts we offer. Another good application for these...
No more screw drivers or pliers to get that 1969 unique mirror nut loose! Works for the chrome and sport driver side remote mirror for 1969. Keep in mind that these tools are designed to fit the...
This is an exact replacement for a 1970 remote sport mirror. Nearly indistinguishable from a 1968. Obviously a larger ball and longer than found on 1969, 1971-73 remote mirrors. This threaded...
Almost identical to the original, tab is a bit longer. *NOTE*1969 Cougar owners do not need this part as it is built in the the chromed plastic, rectangular bezel on the door panel.
Nice reproduction of the chrome bezel on an XR7-G mirror. Often these become so pitted they cannot easily be restored. This is an exact fit, quality replacement.Click on images to enlarge. ...
This item will have scratches but no cracks or peeling chrome. These original bezels are made from chromed plastic. Ford part number C9AB-17C729-B, engineering number C8SZ-17B733-B
New mirror glass, for the passenger side on practically any 1969-73 Ford with painted sport mirrors. This is the convex style of mirror, think "Objects in mirror are closer than they appear". Nice...
This three part clip was used on all four versions of the 1969 - 1970 remote mirror to keep the door glass from interfering with the cable.