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Lower steering column mounting bracket. 1967-68 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang. Right and left halves as shown. Rubber gasket sold separately. Ford part number C7ZZ-65017A50...
Upper bracket, one year only 1967 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang bracket, used on both fixed and tilt column cars. Basic Ford part number for upper bracket is 3506. Upper bracket only, subject to...
Used bracket for the vacuum reservoir for the tilt / tilt away steering column found in the Mercury cougar or Ford Mustang. This specialized little bracket is used to mount the tilt / tilt away...
Reproduction power steering hose retaining bracket and retainer. This is the bracket needed if you are routing the PS lines under the lower control arm instead of over as found on the 67 - 68 small...
The originals hang at a slightly different angle than the reproductions. New rubber available. These come from 1969-70 cars, but seem to be identical to the 1967-68 version. Replaces Ford part #...
Used original lower power steering hose mounting bracket for 289 / 302 / 351 1967-69. Comes as shown with rubber insulator. This used version has the indexing tab which the reproduction does not....
Fuel and brake line fastener kit. Fits all 1967 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang with V-8 engines and 2 piece fuel line from tank to pump. Early production 1967 cars used a 1 piece fuel line from the...
Fuel and brake line fastener kit. Fits all 1967 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang with V-8 engines and 1 piece fuel line from tank to pump. Early production 1967 cars used a 1 piece fuel line from the...
Replaces ford Part # 381776-S 3/8-24x2 1/2 9/16 Sold individually, 1 used per side. The other 3 bolts are short, see item 41137.
Replaces Ford Part # 379787-S 3/ 8-24x1 1/2 9/16 Sold individually, 3 used per side. There is one long bolt per side, see item 41138.
Used plastic bushing for the lock pawl rod guide for the tilt / tilt away steering column in the Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. These delicate little bushings are needed to keep the lock pawl rod...