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The Mercury Cougar used this articulated strut rod in 1967 to help give the Cougar a little softer ride over the Mustang. It is debatable just how much the addition of this joint helped. Many people choose to switch these struts for either 1968-69 or 1970-73 strut rods. The main reason is to be able to utilize the reproduction 1968-73 lower control arms, the second reason one would move away from this one year only, cougar only rod is that it is difficult to rebuild. We only sell grade "A",...

The Mercury Cougar used this articulated strut rod in 1967 to help give the Cougar a little softer ride over the Mustang. It is debatable just how much the addition of this joint helped. Many people choose to switch these struts for either 1968-69 or 1970-73 strut rods. The main reason is to be able to utilize the reproduction 1968-73 lower control arms, the second reason one would move away from this one year only, cougar only rod is that it is difficult to rebuild. We only sell grade "A",...

Nice used passenger side strut rod that fits all 1970-73 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustangs. Our good used Western strut rods are the best you will find. No bends, nor damaged threads, not heavily rusted and correct for your Mustang / Cougar and 1970-71 Torino, Cyclone, Ranchero.. Functionally the same as 1968-69 strut rods, just not stepped down threads at the end. Ford part number C9ZZ-3468-D. Sold as a bare strut rod, we also offer the used hardware for installation here. ...

The Mercury Cougar used this articulated strut rod in 1967 to help give the Cougar a little softer ride over the Mustang. It is debatable just how much the addition of this joint helped. Many people choose to switch these struts for either 1968-69 or 1970-73 strut rods. The main reason is to be able to utilize the reproduction 1968-73 lower control arms, the second reason one would move away from this one year only, cougar only rod is that it is difficult to rebuild. We only sell grade "A",...

The Mercury Cougar used this articulated strut rod in 1967 to help give the Cougar a little softer ride over the Mustang. It is debatable just how much the addition of this joint helped. Many people choose to switch these struts for either 1968-69 or 1970-73 strut rods. The main reason is to be able to utilize the reproduction 1968-73 lower control arms, the second reason one would move away from this one year only, cougar only rod is that it is difficult to rebuild. We only sell grade "A",...

 ‹— 1967 Stock alignment verses reproduction alignment. (Thanks for the pic Peter!)   A nice reproduction. Painted black. Ready to install. Includes correct castle nut. Required to install reproduction front end rebuild kit on a 1967. Replaces Ford Part # C9ZZ-3468-D. We highly encourage you to consider our used rods over these Chinese parts. Our grade "B" rods will take some effort to make look new but in the end it is worth it. The Chinese strut rods are different (but...

A nice reproduction. Painted black. Ready to install. Includes correct castle nut. Includes both the left hand and right hand strut rod arm. These are required to install the reproduction front end rebuild kit on a 1967. Replaces Ford Part #: C9ZZ-3468-C & C9ZZ-3468-D. We highly encourage you to consider our used rods over these Chinese parts. Our grade "B" rods will take some effort to make look new but in the end it is worth it. The Chinese strut rods are different (but similar) from one end...

 ‹— 1967 Stock alignment verses reproduction alignment. (Thanks for the pic Peter!)   A nice reproduction. Painted black. Ready to install. Includes correct castle nut. Required to install reproduction front end rebuild kit on a 1967. Replaces Ford Part #: C9ZZ-3468-C. We highly encourage you to consider our used rods over these Chinese parts. Our grade "B" rods will take some effort to make look new but in the end it is worth it. The Chinese strut rods are different (but...

Nuts and bolts, associated with the installation of our used 1968-69 strut rods. 1 large and medium nut for the front, and two bolts and nuts to attach to the lower control arm.

Nuts and bolts, associated with the installation of our used 1970-73 strut rods.

This nut fits onto the strut brace at the front of the car, and not the control arm end.Replaces Ford part # 380517-S

This listing is for a premium quality pair of 1970 original strut rods in grade "A" used condition. What sets them apart from our grade "B" rods is that after they have been bead blasted they have a smooth finish, no pock marks from rust. This is for the person who is doing a show car and wants the very best, original correct parts that can be found. The reproductions are made in China and work fine but they are different on every detail and do not come with the specialty bolts that attach the...

The Mercury Cougar used this articulated strut rod in 1967 to help give the Cougar a little softer ride over the Mustang. It is debatable just how much the addition of this joint helped. Many people choose to switch these struts for either 1968-69 or 1970-73 strut rods. The main reason is to be able to utilize the reproduction 1968-73 lower control arms, the second reason one would move away from this one year only, cougar only rod is that it is difficult to rebuild. We only sell grade "A",...

Used lateral or side bracket for mounting the steering column to the instrument panel on any 1970-71 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. Support bracket only, there is also a large support bracket that is also needed. Tilt and fixed steering columns.Bracket also used on 1970 full sized Ford and Mercury cars, and 1970-71 Ford Maverick.  Ford part number D0ZZ-3B139-A.

Used lateral or side bracket for mounting the steering column to the instrument panel on any 1972-73 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. Hooped support bracket only, there is also a large main bracket that is also needed. Tilt and fixed steering columns. Bracket also used on 1971 full sized Ford and Mercury cars.  Ford part number D1AZ-3B139-A.

NOS one year only column mounted switch for activating the tilt column. Ford part number C7ZZ-13713-A

Used one year only column mounted switch for activating the tilt column.Ford part number C7ZZ-13713-A

1967 Cougar Owners: To view our exploded view interactive diagram of the tilt steering column parts, click here. OEM style door jamb switch to release tilt/tilt-away columns on a 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 steering...

If you have already begun to install or have installed this item, it is not eligible for return or refund. This is far superior to the switch Ford put out as a service part in the 90's. It is imperative that you clean every part of your old switch out before carefully installing the new switch. It is best to start both ends at the same time at 6 o'clock and meet at the middle at 12 o'clock. It measures 44" in length. *Note - Will not work in the 1970-74 rim blow steering wheels. Backside width...

For two spoke steering wheel. Two pressure switches with connection terminals installed into black plastic holder. Fits 1970, 1971, 1972, and 1973 Mercury Cougar. Replaces Ford part # D2AZ-13875. Fits standard or deluxe steering wheel inserts.

Sold individually, three of these are mounted to your 1967 steering wheel. Comes with two screws as shown. Also sold in a set of 3. Check out the very first Cougar in our video below! ...

Sold in a set of 3, these are mounted to your 1967 steering wheel. Comes with two screws as shown. Also sold individually. Check out the very first Cougar in our video below! ...

NOS fixed column turn signal switch for the 1970 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. Ford part number D0ZZ-13341-A or D0ZA-13B302-C. Need help diagnosing a Cougar turn signal problem? Victor Yarberry is the world’s most knowledgeable expert on the subject. Vic has owned Cougars since the 1970's and is the designer of all of our solid state sequential systems. There is no question he cannot answer! Here is a link to a great source of information on the subject. ...

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...

Our turn signal switches are made by the original supplier to Ford from the 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. Often when your brake lights are not working the turn signal switch is the culprit as the brake lights feed through the turn signal switch. This...

NOTE!!!! This offshore switch is assembled with plated steel rivet contacts as opposed to brass rivet contacts like original. Whereas the Torino or Mustang do fine with 2 incandescent rear bulbs the Cougars with 6 bulbs put too much load on the switch and they fail. The only way these switches will hold up in a Cougar is if you convert to LED. We are hoping the supplier will take our advice and correct this problem but until such time we cannot warranty this product. Don Rush 9-11-2017 1970-72...

1967 Cougar Owners: To view our exploded view interactive diagram of the tilt steering column parts, click here. This turn signal switch for the 1967 Cougar equipped with the tilt / tilt away steering column is made using the original tooling acquired from the original manufacture of this part that Ford purchased these switches from when they were originally installed new in the Cougar. If you have replaced your sequential unit in the trunk with one of our new solid state sequential...

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. For 1968, 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...

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. Often when your brake lights are not working the turn signal switch is the culprit as the brake lights feed through the turn signal switch. This switch also fits the 1970-1972...

Unlike the reproduction, we have this available in multiple colors. Call for availability. Fits 1970, 1971, 1972, and 1973 Mercury Cougar. Ford part # D1ZZ-13915-A Used in conjunction with the deluxe trim plate.

This little cover glues onto your spoke at 6 o'clock and serves to cover the gap between where your rubber horn switch starts and then stops. NOTE: The 69 steering wheel does not take one of these covers because the bottom of the horn pad actually comes down far enough to cover the rimblow gap spacing.Replaces Ford Part #: D1ZZ-13875-C. ...

For two spoke steering wheel, comes in black only. Exact reproduction with correct grain texture. Fits 1970, 1971, 1972, and 1973 Mercury Cougar. Replaces Ford part #D0ZZ-13915.

Inner tie rod end for 1967 - 1969 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang with or without power steering and either drum or power disc brakes. Quality reproduction part. Sold individually, two needed per car. Replaces Ford Part #: C7ZZ-3A131-A

Inner tie rod end for 1971 - 1973 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang with or without power steering and either drum or power disc brakes. Quality reproduction part. Sold individually, two needed per car. Replaces Ford Part #: D1ZZ-3A131-A

Outer tie rod end for 1967 – 1969 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang with either power steering or manual steering and with drum or disk brakes. Quality reproduction part. Sold individually, two needed per car. Made in the USA. Replaces Ford Part #: C7ZZ-3A130-A. *Note – Excludes 1969 Boss 302 Eliminator and Mustang. *Note – Use 1970-73 arm for vehicles with the 'Granada' disc brake conversions.

Outer tie rod end for 1970 – 1973 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang with either power steering or manual steering and with drum or disk brakes. Quality reproduction part. Includes 1969 Boss 302 Eliminator and Mustang, and 1970-74 Ford Maverick and Mercury Comet. Sold individually, two needed per car. Made in the USA. Replaces Ford Part #: D0OZ-3A130-B.

These differ from 68-69 in that there is no starter safety switch embedded in them. This is a used part, tested, lubed, and working. There is an active thread on the Classic Cougar Community Forum discussing tilt columns and trouble shooting.

Used Transition cover for the 68 - 69 Cougar or Mustang tilt steering column. This cover bolts to the outer cover tube.

Reproduction transmission selector tube seal for the 69 - 70 Cougar or Mustang steering columns.

Replaces Ford part #: C7ZZ-3656-A, concours correct for all 1967 Mustang's and Cougar's. This beveled ornamental plastic ring is for your 1967 steering wheel hub. The inner diameter is 3 3/4" and the outer diameter is 4 3/8" and it stands 5/16" tall. This ring fits many FoMoCo products but keep in mind there is another version that is completely flat like a washer. We suggest you use soapy water and heat your hub before trying to slip this on. It also helps if you go around the perimeter and...

Used inner steering column tube for the tilt / tilt away for the Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. This unit fits within the outer steering column and is specific to 1968. Ford part # C8AZ-7212-D. *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 inner steering column tube for the tilt / tilt away for the Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. This unit fits within the outer steering column and is specific to 1969. Ford part # C9AZ-7212-F. *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. ...

Reproduction tube seat set specific to the 1967 Cougar or Mustang control valve with the 1/4" fitting.

Reproduction machined tube seat set, for all 1968-70 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang. Also some 1967 Cougar or Mustang control valve and ram cylindernwith the 5/16" fittings. This set includes 6 seats, other kits only include 4 seats. Please note that early 1967 control valves had 1/4" fittings.

Very nice quality reproduction turn signal lever, though the detail on the end is slightly different from the originals. Most will not notice the difference. We do get good used units in stock occasionally. Replaces Ford part # C7ZZ-13305.*NOTE* Need help diagnosing a Cougar turn signal problem? Victor Yarberry is the world’s most knowledgeable expert on the subject. Vic has owned Cougars since the 1970's and is the designer of all of our solid state sequential systems. There is no question he...

Good used turn signal stalk with no rust or peeling chrome. The 1970-73 with tilt column used a stalk with an additional plastic bushing near the base. This used unit is only for the person who cares about originality in the smallest of details as our repro is a decent piece, just not exact.*NOTE* Need help diagnosing a Cougar turn signal problem? Victor Yarberry is the world’s most knowledgeable expert on the subject. Vic has owned Cougars since the 1970's and is the designer of all of our...

Grade B speed or cruise control switch, for factory installed cruise control. Very rare option on a Cougar or Mustang, also fits Thunderbird and Lincoln. We won't always have this item in stock, and we price them based on conditiion of the plastic chrome.The 1968 Electrical manual shows this part to be from Lincoln. C7VA-9D752-G

NOS Speed or cruise control switch, for factory installed cruise control. Very rare option on a Cougar or Mustang, also fits Thunderbird and Lincoln.  The 1968 Electrical manual shows a Lincoln part number of C7VA-9D752-G. Service replacement part number is D1VY-13305A. Would need to remove the white tilt bale collar prior to use.