Steering

New & Improved as of 2019! Woodgrain is now a near-exact match to the original.This steering wheel center decal is a near-perfect match to the original simulated burl wood grain used on the 1968...

Used pin for the cable that goes to the vacuum motor used in actuating the tilt / tilt away steering column found in the Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. Used only in the first part of 1968, later in...

1967 Cougar Owners: To view our exploded view interactive diagram of the tilt steering column parts, click here. Used pin for the locking lever in the tilt / tilt away steering column found in the...

Locking pawl pin for your 70 - 79 tilt steering column for all Lincoln - Mercury - Ford products. This is an improved reproduction with cir-clips to prevent movement, avoiding damage to your locking...

1967 Cougar Owners: To view our exploded view interactive diagram of the tilt steering column parts, click here. Locking pawl catch pin for your 67-69 Lincoln - Mercury - Ford tilt steering columns....

Locking pawl catch pin and locking pawl pin for your 70-73 Lincoln - Mercury - Ford tilt steering columns. This is an improved reproduction with cir-clips to prevent movement, avoiding damage to you...

1967 - 1970 Manual steering box pitman arm with 1-1/8 inch sector shaft. Replaces Ford part number C7ZZ-3590-B. Note that early 67's will have a 1" sector shaft. Check out this video ...

C7ZA-3590-B 1967 - 1968 Manual steering box pitman arm with 1-1/8 inch sector shaft. Replaces Ford part number C7ZZ-3590-B. Check out this video ...

C9ZA-3590-B 1969 - 1970 Manual steering box pitman arm with 1-1/8 inch sector shaft. Replaces Ford part number C9ZZ-3590-B.

Power steering pitman arm for any 67-70 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang with steering box with 1-1/8" sector shafts. Replaces Ford part number C9ZA-3590-A This part with the casting number of...

Power steering pitman arm for any 1967-70 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang with steering box with 1-1/8" sector shafts. This part with the casting number of C9ZA-3590-A was used starting in 1969, but...

Quality reproduction of the early 1967 Pitman arm for use with the 1 inch sector shaft from the steering box. Power steering only. Check out this video ...