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These are always rock-hard so if you plan on removing a seat and do not want to boil your old rubber parts to make them pliable enough to reinstall then you will want to pick a set of these up. Plug...
This kit includes 33 pieces and has the quarter panel drain valves.
These are always rock-hard so if you plan on removing a seat and do not want to boil your old rubber parts to make them pliable enough to reinstall then you will want to pick a set of these up.Plug...
Set of 4 seat mounting access floor pan plugs, enough for one seat. 2 kits needed for both bucket seats. This is a good idea to pick up two sets of these when replacing carpeting. These are always...
Good fit, includes all hardware shown. We've found that when using our reproduction drop down bracket (for those with headers), the bushings in this kit will rip and tear through the oversized hole,...
New old stock power steering ram cylinder boot, rubber boot only. Fits all 1967-70 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang. Replaces Ford Part #: C3AZ-3C651-A.
Quality complete rebuild kit, includes all hardware shown. Premium flexible rubber boot that has vent holes, boot for elbow, and all hardware designated by an experienced rebuilder for completeness....
This is the seal at the back of the booster on the Midland-Ross units.
Unfortunately the premium version is no longer available. This version is made of a softer compound than the original bumpers and will not hold up as long as the originals did on a Cougar due...
These were installed only on early production 1967 Cougars but can be installed on any 1967 Cougar. Later in the year they quit installing these and just used a rubber plug to fill the hole. 1968...
New hex head screw for attaching the fuel filler neck to the rear body. 67 to 70 Mercury Cougar and 1965-70 Ford Mustang. 1965-68 filler necks require 4 of this style screws. 1969-70 filler necks...
Reproduction Clutch Pedal Rod To Firewall Seal. Replaces Ford Part #: C6OZ-7533.*NOTE* From personal experience we have found these do not stay attached to the firewall as well as the originals. An...