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This often times missing bracket was attached to the back of your 67 - 68 Standard model passenger side plastic bezel via plastic studs that easily break off from over tightening the screw. This is...
This often times missing bracket was attached to the back of your 67 - 68 Standard model passenger side plastic bezel via plastic studs that easily break off from over tightening the screw. This is the more common design. Through 67-68, there were four different style brackets, you can see all four by following this link.
This often times missing bracket was attached to the back of your early 1967 Standard model passenger side plastic bezel via plastic studs that easily break off from over tightening the screw. This...
This often times missing bracket was attached to the back of your early 1967 Standard model passenger side plastic bezel via plastic studs that easily break off from over tightening the screw. This is the less common design.It was obvious what the original intent was on this design in that a tab on the L bracket was supposed to extend into the rectangular hole to keep the bracket properly anchored to the fragile plastic. For some reason the majority of the cars built didn't get the better...
This often times missing bracket was attached to the back of your 67 - 68 XR7 model passenger side plastic bezel via plastic studs that easily break off from over tightening the screw. This is...
This often times missing bracket was attached to the back of your 67 - 68 XR7 model passenger side plastic bezel via plastic studs that easily break off from over tightening the screw. This is the more common design. Two different sized brackets used, this is the larger one that is 1-3/4 inches wide. The bracket that goes in the corner above the switch panel is 3/32" less. It was obvious what the original intent was on this design in that a tab on the L bracket was supposed to extend...
This often times missing bracket was attached to the back of your 67 - 68 XR7 model passenger side plastic bezel via plastic studs that easily break off from over tightening the screw. This is the smaller design. Two different sized brackets used, this is the smaller one that is 1-21/32 inches wide. This bracket goes in the corner above the switch panel. The larger bracket is 1-3/4" or 3/32" wider. It was obvious what the original intent was on this design in that a tab on the...
Metal support piece for the passenger side xr7 dash bezel used on the LATE 1968 Cougar, much better than the multiple piece brackets found on the majority of 67 and 68 xr7 models. This piece mounts...
Metal support piece for the passenger side xr7 dash bezel used on the LATE 1968 Cougar, much better than the multiple piece brackets found on the majority of 67 and 68 xr7 models. This piece mounts on top of the dash bezel and adds strength to where it mounts to the dash. It will require the use of epoxy or tiny shallow depth screws to adhere it to the plastic bezel. Through 67-68, there were four different style brackets, you can see all four by following this link. Check out our video on...
Reproduction set of 5 XR7 passenger side dash bezel clips. This often missing bracket was attached to the back of your 67 - 68 XR7 model passenger side plastic bezel via plastic studs that easily...
Reproduction set of 5 XR7 passenger side dash bezel clips. This often missing bracket was attached to the back of your 67 - 68 XR7 model passenger side plastic bezel via plastic studs that easily break off from over tightening the screw. Our improved design is better than the original in that the tab extends into the rectangular recess in the dash bezel which anchors in MUCH more securely. Replaces item # 31907 Through 67-68, there were four different style brackets, you can see all four...
Reproduction set of 5 passenger side dash bezel clips. This often missing bracket was attached to the back of your 67 - 68 Standard model passenger side plastic bezel via plastic studs that...
Reproduction set of 5 passenger side dash bezel clips. This often missing bracket was attached to the back of your 67 - 68 Standard model passenger side plastic bezel via plastic studs that easily break off from over tightening the screw. This is the more common design of the two and by far the superior. Replaces item # 31908 Through 67-68, there were four different style brackets, you can see all four by following this link. Check out this video ...