Steering

Replaces Ford part # C7AZ-3A006-C of D1VY-3A006-A.

Replaces Ford part # C7AZ-3A006-C or D1VY-3A006-A.

1967 - 1971 Ford power steering pump dipstick. Used until 2-8-1971.

Used 3/8-16 x 41/64"  carriage bolt for the shock tower shock cap. Three bolts used on each cap, 6 total per car. Sold individually. *Note - Carriage bolt detail cleaned for the picture, actual part will need a clean up on a wire wheel.Replaces Ford part number 378535-S2.

New castle nut for all power steering control valve ball stud found on 1967-70 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang. 3/4 inch hex nut, with 1/2-20 threads. Connects the Pitman arm to the ball stud on the P/S control valve. Don't forget the cotter pin. Verify your shop manual for correct year torque specifications. We found one source of 28-35 FT LBS. for the Pitman Arm nut to control valve. Ford numbers for attaching nut: 1967-68 351059-S, 1969-70 385002-S.

C7ZZ-3304-A Manual steering drag link for any Cougar or Mustang from 1967 - 1968 with a non-power assist manual steering system. *Concours tip - This is a natural cast iron part that originally had a pink stripe for identification on the assembly line.

Power steering drag link for any Cougar or Mustang from 1967 - 1968 with factory power steering system. *Concours tip - This is a natural cast iron part that originally had a yellow stripe for identification on the assembly line.Replaces Ford part number C7ZZ-3304-B .

Reproduction Headlight / Tilt Column Vacuum Check Valve for the 1967 to 1973 Mercury Cougar, Cyclone, Marquis, Ford Torino, Ranchero, Galaxie, LTD, Thunderbird, Lincoln Continental and Mark III. NOTE: The direction of flow is up through the dual ports and out through the single port.  For more in depth detail on this reproduction, see pictures below. *NOTE* For tilt column service, you can contact Tony Augustine at 6t8cougarguy@gmail.com. Tony is a trusted colleague of WCCC and we've...

Two required per car, early 67 used a chrome version of this screw. Later years used this screw.*NOTE* For tilt column service, you can contact Tony Augustine at 6t8cougarguy@gmail.com. Tony is a trusted colleague of WCCC and we've sent many customers his way since our column specialist retired last year.

Factory OEM style clamp for attaching the brake booster vacuum hose to the check valve. Also same clamp for securing the rubber boot to the power steering ram cylinder. Sold individually.

Used retaining clip for the adjustment bar in the tilt / tilt away steering column in the Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. Two required per car, used to hold the tilt position adjustment bar in place.  * While not technically correct, this also will work for 1970 - 1974 Cougar/ Mustang tilt columns. SOLD INDIVIDUALLY*NOTE* For tilt column service, you can contact Tony Augustine at 6t8cougarguy@gmail.com. Tony is a trusted colleague of WCCC and we've sent many customers his way since our...

Used clip for the adjustment tension spring for the tilt / tilt away steering column found in the Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. One required per car. *NOTE* For tilt column service, you can contact Tony Augustine at 6t8cougarguy@gmail.com. Tony is a trusted colleague of WCCC and we've sent many customers his way since our column specialist retired last year.

Exact copy of the hard to find original. This two piece clip is used to mount gas and/or brake line to floor pans.

One year only part not found on any other car except Cougar and Mustang with tilt. If you would like to run a 1968 or newer steering wheel on your 1967 then you need to exchange this cover with the version found on the 1967 Thunderbird which has no lip at the top. We have these in stock and would enthusiastically trade it for the Cougar / Mustang upper cover. *NOTE* For tilt column service, you can contact Tony Augustine at 6t8cougarguy@gmail.com. Tony is a trusted colleague of WCCC and we've...

This Thunderbird collar is a good substitute for those wanting to put an after-market or 1968 up steering wheel on their 1967 Cougar / Mustang. We also suggest purchasing this collar when installing our reproduction 1967 Mustang deluxe steering wheel.  *NOTE* For tilt column service, you can contact Tony Augustine at 6t8cougarguy@gmail.com. Tony is a trusted colleague of WCCC and we've sent many customers his way since our column specialist retired last year. ...

This complete four piece kit is for any small block 289, 302, or 351 Windsor Cougar 1967, 1968 and 1969. 

This complete four part kit is correct for any 1967-68 small block 289 or 302, and 351 Windsor Mercury Cougar or Ford anything 1967, 1968 and 1969. Used aluminum pump mounting bracket, front adjusting bracket with large hole, pivot stud, and nut.If you do not have a air conditioning you will need a spacer in place of the round spacer shown. If you have the 351 Windsor without A/C, you will need a the rectangular spacer which is sold separately.

This complete four part kit is correct for any 1969 small block 351 Windsor Mercury Cougar or Ford anything 1969. Used aluminum pump mounting bracket, front adjusting bracket with large hole, pivot stud, and nut. If you do not have a air conditioning you will need a the rectangular spacer which is sold separately.

This unit was used only one year on the Cougar and is unique because of its smaller fitting (1/4") for the pressure hose. Many 1967 Cougars have been converted to the 1968 valve over the years so you may want to double check your valve before ordering. We highly recommend upgrading to the large nut (5/16") control valve as the small nut control valve posses a potential safety issue, thus the reason why Ford replaced it the following year. The small nut system was engineered dangerously close...

Used pivot cover for the tilt / tilt away steering column found in the Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. *NOTE* For tilt column service, you can contact Tony Augustine at 6t8cougarguy@gmail.com. Tony is a trusted colleague of WCCC and we've sent many customers his way since our column specialist retired last year.

Fine thread lock nut used in various places on old Fords, including the differential housing, 1967 disc brake assemblies, and more. Replaces Ford part # 34445-S

Fits both 8 inch and 9 inch rear ends. Phosphate and oil coated with thread sealer. These are one time only nuts. They should not be reused per Ford. Replaces Ford part #: 371518-S

Reproduction power steering drop bracket for the Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. One must use this part when installing headers with power steering.  Because of the way this bracket hangs down, it will get bumped and bumped hard in time. Becasue of this we recommend considerning our premuim version of this bracket, as it is substantially stronger.

Installation of this bracket is easy but you will have to make a spacer to fit on the outside of the frame rail. Hopefully you bought this bracket first before you tore out the nut inserts in the frame. If not you will need to get them up for now. Then tap the bracket toward the the outside of the car and make sure the cross bolt lines up. Then measure the gap and make a spacer to fit. A half inch nut and a couple of washers usually work just fine. It's not necessary to get fancy with this...

1967 Cougar Owners: To view our exploded view interactive diagram of the tilt steering column parts, click here. Not correct for 1967 but works as a functional substitute. This vacuum reservoir mounts under the battery tray for factory tilt swing away steering columns found in the Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang / Thunderbird. Note that some 1968 Mustangs (without air) mount this tank on the passenger side rear apron. This is a double nipple tank, we also sell the single nipple tank for the...

1967 Cougar Owners: To view our exploded view interactive diagram of the tilt steering column parts, click here. Reproduction vacuum reservoir for the tilt / tilt away steering column equipped Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. This is a 1967 only design that didn't have mounting bolts on top like the later versions, they used a side mounting bracket.NOTE: You will need to use the mounting bracket from your old can, these reproductions do not come with one. *NOTE* WCCC services all FoMoCo tilt...

Mates vacuum nipple on white plastic vacuum motor to ninety degree metal elbow.*NOTE* For tilt column service, you can contact Tony Augustine at 6t8cougarguy@gmail.com. Tony is a trusted colleague of WCCC and we've sent many customers his way since our column specialist retired last year.

Used Emergency Flasher Knob Bezel / Fixed Column for the 1967 - 1969 Mercury Cougar / 1967 - 1969 Ford Mustang 

Easy screw in replacement with correct chrome finish. Made in chrome die-cast, originals were plastic. The tilt column switch uses a deeper stem. Replaces Ford Part #: C7OZ-17513-A

1967 Cougar Owners: To view our exploded view interactive diagram of the tilt steering column parts, click here. Used Transition cover for the 67 Cougar or Mustang tilt steering column. This flange is different from 68 - 69. The 1967 flange does not have an inner tube to bolt to. ...

Reproduction course threaded eye bolt for the leaf springs on the 1967 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang.Sold individually

AMK strut rod hardware kit, course threaded bolts and nuts with cotter pins as shown.

Reproduction Front end rebuild kit specifically for the 1967 Cougar with articulated strut rod arms.There are a lot of choices out there when it comes to front end parts. There are numerous manufacturers on each part and some are priced very, very low. We do not like the quality of many of these discount parts and do not like selling them when we don't like using them on our own cars. We feel we can stand behind these quality products shown here. Note: Bright orange protective covers are to be...

Nut for attaching the power steering pump bracket onto the pivot stud coming out of the cylinder head. All 1967-69 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang engines additionally used on 1970 428CJ engines.

C8ZA-3494-A Lower pressure hose. High pressure hose from the insulator to the control valve. All correct ribbing, striping, and crimping. Has correct colored protective sheathing. *Note - There are two halves to the pressure hose from the pump to the control valve. This is the lower half only. Please see the various part numbers for the upper section of pressure hose.

NOTE: Some customers have mentioned this hose does not fit well, others have said it fits with no issues. It is not the same as OEM and fitment seems to depend on the vehicle and modifications that have been previously done. We recommend going with our premium version. Lower pressure hose for any 1967-70 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang, but with a V-8. The factory power steering pressure hose originally was a two piece hose. Valve end has the 5/16" flared male fitting, and a 3/8" female...

This Pump to Value Outlet Pressure Hose is 100% correct for the 1969 small block, and will work for the 1967 or 1968 with the 5/16 inch control valve fitting if the power steering hoses are routed the same as on the big block engines. The big block routing is far superior to the original routing as the original routing was susceptible to rubbing against the exhaust manifold. This hose has industrial high pressure fittings that are much higher quality than those available by most Mustang /...

This hose is the hose most Mustang / Cougar parts vendors offer. It is a rubber flex hose with economy fittings. Two required per vehicle, sold individually. We do not recommend these hoses and can not stand behind them as they often will leak if not torqued to the proper specs. Use caution when tightening these down as they are susceptible to stripping if you torque them to the specs called for by FORD. Replaces Ford Part #: C6OZ-3A714-A or C6OZ-3A717-A. ...

These are economy replacement hoses by Scott Drake. Aftermarket type hoses without original Ford markings in most cases. Made in the U.S.A. One piece design, meaning it differs from the original separate two piece pressure hose set. Upper and lower pressure hoses were what came on the cars originally. This hose is the hose most Mustang / Cougar parts vendors offer. It is a rubber flex hose with economy fittings. Use caution when tightening these down as they are susceptible to stripping if you...

These are economy replacement hoses by Scott Drake. Aftermarket type hoses without original Ford markings in most cases. Made in the U.S.A. This hose will work as a return line for either a small or big block 1967 - 1970. This hose is designed for a 2 piece return line application, so to make it work you will need to also purchase a chunk of generic hose. This is needed to connect this hose to your power steering pump.  Depending on the routing of your hoses you will need a different...

Power Steering hose bracket insulator for both the small and big block brackets for the 1967 - 1970 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang. Replaces Ford part #: C7ZZ-3A609-A or C7ZZ-3609. Customer feedback found at mercurycougar.net: Boy service is just not the same as the "good old"? days. I ordered a half a trunk load of parts and pieces from West Coast Classic Cougar and about 2 hours later got a phone call informing me that the order was picked and shipped. What are things coming to? Where is...

These are economy replacement hoses by Scott Drake. Aftermarket type hoses without original Ford markings in most cases. Made in the U.S.A. This kit fits the 1967 with a 1/4" control Valve Pressure fitting. You might want to verify that your 67 has the 1/4" fitting as many have been upgraded the the 5/16" fitting. This hose is the hose most Mustang / Cougar parts vendors offer. It is a rubber flex hose with economy fittings. Use caution when tightening these down as they are susceptible to...

C7OZ-3A697-A The most common power steering pump reservoir. Originally found on pumps with tag numbers: HBA-BF, HBA-BF1, and HBA-BR. These apply to 1967-69 Cougar and Mustang with power steering pumps originally installed on 289/302/390/427 and all 1968-1970 428CJ engines. Low pressure line nearly straight. *Note - Excludes 1969 302 & 351 engines. Our Grade A cans are far and few between as often folks like to use a pry bar as leverage to over tighten their belt. These cans will usually have...

C7OZ-3A697-A The most common power steering pump reservoir. Originally found on pumps with tag numbers: HBA-BF, HBA-BF1, and HBA-BR. These apply to 1967-69 Cougar and Mustang with power steering pumps originally installed on 289/302/390/427 and all 1968-1970 428CJ engines. Low pressure line nearly straight. *Note - Excludes 1969 302 & 351 engines. Our Grade B cans will always have some minor to moderate damage that is cosmetic. If you are capable of doing some minor body work they can made to...

Grade A Generic Ford power steering pump reservoir, has low pressure or return fitting point up. Check for hose clearance with your exhaust manifolds or headers on this reservoir. Fits 1967-69, and 1971-73 pumps with the small center hole for the pressure line. Most factory Ford pumps in 1970, had a larger hole, that was offset from center. Originally, these likely came from a full sized Ford car or pickup. Very common to find this style of reservoir on replacement power steering pumps. Our...

Grade B Generic Ford power steering pump reservoir, has low pressure or return fitting point up. Check for hose clearance with your exhaust manifolds or headers on this reservoir. Fits 1967-69, and 1971-73 pumps with the small center hole for the pressure line. Most factory Ford pumps in 1970, had a larger hole, that was offset from center. Originally, these likely came from a full sized Ford car or pickup. Very common to find this style of reservoir on replacement power steering pumps....

Tag marked HBA-BF or HBA-BF1 for use on 1967-68 Cougar and Mustang with power steering pumps originally installed on 289/302/390/427 and all 1968 428CJ engines. Various dates, and could be designated for either a Ford-Thompson (F) or TRW (W) power steering pump. For 1969 dated tags please see the related listing.*Please Note - Current inventory is exclusively 1967-68.

Import reproduction. Fits 1967-70 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang without power steering. Rarely do these last the life of the rest of the front suspension, if you get 40,000 miles out of one you are lucky. The slightest amount of play in this component will translate to major slop in the steering. Click on images to enlarge. ...