All Available Parts - 1968 Mercury Cougar

Grade A used deluxe shifter handle in black. Nice used condition may have a hairline crack in the plastic on the bottom. No release button or set screw included. See related items for Grade B  Ford part number C8OZ-7213 The 67 version was actually a little different. Check out our video on rebuilding your shifter below: ...

Grade B used deluxe shifter handle various colors. Please specify color in the notes, limited to stock on hand. Fair used condition will have at least one crack in the plastic. May also have slightly pitted chrome. No release button or set screw included. See related items for Grade A  Ford part number C8OZ-7213 The 67 version was actually a little different. Check out our video on rebuilding your shifter below: ...

Assembly line style knurled pan head screw for the 1968 Mercury Cougar and Comet / Cyclone fender marker light. There were two different styles of fastener found on 1968 Cougars, was it a plant thing? We aren't sure.Ford part number 372856-S.

Assembly line style pan head screw for the 1968 Mercury Cougar and Comet / Cyclone fender marker light. There were two different styles of fastener found on 1968 Cougars, was it a plant thing? We aren't sure. Not the knurled style.

AMK reproduction knurled pan head screw for the 1968 Mercury Cougar and Comet / Cyclone fender marker light. There were two different styles of fastener found on 1968 Cougars, was it a plant thing? We aren't sure. Ford part number 372856-S.

Core C4 transmission for a 1967 Mercury Cougar. Tag number PEE-N. Floor shift C4 Transmission. This 1968 Cougar specific transmission, has special tail shaft for installing a vibration dampener.  Core transmission only, No bell housing, dip stick, dip stick tube, vibration dampener, or torque converter. This is a rebuildable core transmission, removed from a 1968 Mercury Cougar with C code 289-2V, or F code 302-2V engine. Main case inspected for damage. Heavy item, in most...

Core C4 transmission for a 1968 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. Tag number PEE-S. Floor shift C4 Transmission.  Core transmission only, No bell housing, dip stick, dip stick tube, vibration dampener, or torque converter. This is a rebuildable core transmission, removed from a 1968 Mercury Cougar with J code 302-4V engine. Main case inspected for damage. Heavy item, in most cases it can ship UPS ground. Easier if picked up in person.

Core C6 transmission for a 1968 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang, with X code 390-2V engine. Tag number PGA-S. Floor shift C6 Transmission. Core transmission only, NO dip stick, dip stick tube, or torque converter. This is a rebuildable core transmission, removed from a 1968 Mercury Cougar with 390-2V engine. Main case inspected for damage. Heavy item, in most cases it can ship UPS ground. Easier if picked up in person.

Core C6 transmission for a 1968 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang, with S code 390-4V engine. Tag number PGA-P2. Floor shift C6 Transmission. Core transmission only, NO dip stick, dip stick tube, or torque converter. This is a rebuildable core transmission, removed from a 1968 Mercury Cougar with 390-4V engine. Main case inspected for damage. Heavy item, in most cases it can ship UPS ground. Easier if picked up in person.

Core C6 transmission for a 1968 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang, with R code 428CJ engine. Tag number PGB-AF. Floor shift C6 Transmission. Core transmission only, NO dip stick, dip stick tube, or torque converter. This is a rebuildable core transmission, removed from a 1968 Mercury Cougar with 428CJ engine. Main case inspected for damage. Heavy item, in most cases it can ship UPS ground. Easier if picked up in person.

Core C6 transmission for a 1968 Mercury Cougar, with W code 427-4V engine. Tag number PGB-W. Floor shift C6 Transmission. Core transmission only, NO dip stick, dip stick tube, or torque converter. This is a rebuildable core transmission, removed from a 1968 Mercury Cougar GT-E, with W code 427-4V engine. Main case inspected for damage. Heavy item, in most cases it can ship UPS ground. Easier if picked up in person.

Internal tail shaft assembly from a C-6 transmission. We only disassemble up to what you see in the picture. 

Coil bracket mounting bolt for all V-8 engines as found in 1967-73 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang. This3/8-16 bolt attaches the coil bracket to various places on the engines. Either on the intake manifold or the cylinder head. Will fit stock Ford cast iron intakes as found 1967-73. AMK bolt B-13722.

Bolt and nut for the clamping the coil into the coil bracket as found in 1967-73 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang. Fits all of the various coil brackets used 1967-73 on most all Ford engines. This is a 8-32x1-1/2, 1/4 hex headed fine thread bolt and nut.  This is not the round headed slotted screw type that Ford also used.

Quality wiring reproduction for Perfect Circle brand of speed controls as found on most 1968-1971 Ford - Mercury - Lincoln automobiles. Main harness with Ford part number 9A840, can be used on a variety of model and years. Harness connects the servo, has grommet for firewall, and connectors under the dash. Jumper wire to the brake pedal.

Top screw on the wing or vent window frame on any 1967-68 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. Screw attaches the door glass run insert to the chromed vent frame at the top. Screw accessible when door is open top leading edge of wing window frame. *Item of Note - screw is slightly too long. The tip could scratch the front edge of the door glass or chrome trim on top of the door window. We suggest grinding down the tip about 1/8 inch, prior to installation. We have looked and this is the only...

This is from the Ford accessory catalog starting in 1968. This is a rear seat ash tray for cars without center console. Textured plastic construction with typical ash tray and receptacle as found on the rear of the console. FoMoCo boxed with Ford part number C8WY-6504803-A. The textured plastic box has a casting number of C8WA-6566836-A. Will fit 1967 Mercury Cougars too. Included are original instructions for installation. 

These new navy blue shirts feature a distressed white graphic with the slogan, "It's Like A Mustang, Only Better!" and "Cougar: Since 1967", wrapped around the image of a first-generation Cougar. This design is a WCCC original, and we think it sums up most Cougar owners' true feelings about their cars. Shirts are Port & Company, 4.5-ounce, 100% ring spun cotton, with removable tags. These are softer and more comfortable than some of the previous shirts we've used. Pre-shrunk, but cold wash is...

New from WCCC! This black T-shirt features subdued grey graphics on front and back, with a small WCCC logo on the front left chest, and a rear view of a 1967-68 Cougar on the back with the taillights lit up in red. We think this is a great looking shirt that all classic Cougar fans will enjoy. Shirts are Port & Company, 4.5-ounce, 100% ring spun cotton, with removable tags. These are softer and more comfortable than some of the previous shirts we've used. Pre-shrunk, but cold wash is...

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.

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

Features 274 pages / 750 photos/ 12,300 items / history / finishes / measuring and more. This book provides detailed information about the fasteners specified in assembly manuals and parts books. All 12,300 fasteners are referenced to a photo! Must have for anyone wanting to correctly put together a 1955-1973 FoMoCo product.

The Big Book is here! This cache of cool Mercury Cougar knowledge features 186 entertaining and informative pages that focus on the 1967-73 Cougar. Don Skinner, former editor at the Cascade Cougar Club, spent 8 years mining valuable data throughout the Cougar community and compiling all of his little gems into "The Big Book." This jewel is chock-full of great tech information, pictures, fun facts, production numbers, rare concept cars and much, much more. Many of the photos and documents...

In 1967 Ford was missing the street performance boat in a big way. Almost 700,000 high performance cars were sold and Ford, the Total Performance company, was getting about 7% of that market. Loyal owners were unhappy, dealers were unhappy, and Hot Rod magazine called Ford performance cars "counterfeit".Bob Tasca was the youngest Ford dealer principal in America. He was operating in the smallest state on the union, New Hampshire. His first showroom was leveled by a hurricane barely months...

As you know there are two versions of the Mercury Cougar: Standard and XR-7. In this issue, we take a look at three standard Cougers. First we look at the 1968 Standard hardtop owned by John Stravrou.Next we admire the 1970 sunroof Standard owned by Jeff and Carol Bingaman.And last but not least, we lay eyes on the award-winning 1973 Standard convertible owned by Dwain Barker.A great follow up to the first two issues found here: Issue #1, Issue #2 ...

This is one of the best small block Ford V-8 books on the market. It covers 260-289-302 V8 engines. Carburetor numbers, distributor numbers, covers all engine brackets, pulleys, and parts of Ford small block engines. 100's of pages with pictures, casting numbers, and explanations by year. A must for concours detailing and year by year correctness. Author Bob Mannel, covers small block V8 engines and components 1962-69. References all Ford cars that these engines came in. Mustang, Cougar,...

The latest addition to our Legendary Cougar Magazine collection. Issue #4 is an International Issue, featuring Cougars from Australia, Germany, Ireland, Norway and Sweden.In This Issue:FeaturesLuck of the Irish – Dave Rooney talks about what it's like to own the only 1967 Cougar on the Emerald Isle. LCM's Creative Consultant Brian Veit transforms Dave's photographs taken in front of his house to make it appear that they were shot in-period in a photo studio.Cougars Down Under – Owning an early...

In Issue 5, the editors have added a new department called “Cougar Marketplace,” which will follow recent sales of classic Cougars. This month, we look at the recent auctions held in Arizona and Florida. As we near the end of Volume 1, we’re looking forward to Volume 2. In Cat Tracks, co-editors Bill Basore and Rich Truesdell review the past year and look at what the future may hold for Legendary Cougar Magazine.You will also find two very useful tech articles detailing volt meter installation...

We have an impressively eclectic group of Cougars in this month’s issue, ranging from all-out performance in the 427-equipped GT-E, to a 1969 Sports Special, the only Cougar that legitimately could be called a Shelby. It’s Shelby Cloth interior makes it one of the most rare and unusual Cougars every built.The pristine 1973 XR-7 convertible we feature is the closest to a brand-new Cougar we’ve ever seen, with only 471 original miles on the clock. At the time it was built, it was believed it...

In This IssueFeaturesWatch for the Presidential Limo In 2016 – The Cougar will turn 50 in the Fall of 2016, and new CCOA President Gavin Schlesinger is already planning the celebration, all the while behind the wheel of his daily driver 1968 XR7-G.Long Way From Home – This Cougar traveled 12,000 miles from its birthplace in Dearborn, Michigan to its first home in Exmouth, on Australia’s West Coast. It has lived all 48 years Down Under. LCM editor Rich Truesdell talks with owner Mike Merema and...

In This IssueFeaturesFamily Affair – Suds Reddy, a life-long Blue Ovaler, has the best of all worlds, a supportive family including a daughter with gasoline in her blood stream, and what is quite possibly the best documented, most original first-generation classic Cougar Rich Truesdell has ever seen.Calgary Cougar – Tim Prieur, a Ford guy going back to his childhood in Calgary, Alberta, has not one but two Cobra Jet convertibles, a 1971 Mustang and this month’s Second Generation feature car, a...

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Here's a new book about the king of classic Cougars, the GT-E! This book starts out with the standard '68 Cougar and XR-7 as both models were available with the GT-E option. The reader is then taken through the early stages with the XR-7S and prototypes. Following these pages is the GT-E as we all know it, and then a brief venture into 1969. Lastly are parts lists for the 427 GT-E and the 428 GT-E. This book was written for the casual reader as well as the GT-E enthusiast.The book contains...

Here's a new book about the luxury king of classic Cougars, the XR7 G! The book contains many pictures and documents never published before. A great addition to your collection!From the author of The BIG BOOK of Cougar, Don Skinner.

Get your hands on the new, long awaited Mercury Cougar Eliminator book! Besides various specifics about "optional this" and "factory that", this book includes stories written by car owners. These stories remind us that our cars are more than just a collection of technical details. They link the cars directly to the people who own(ed) them. Why did they choose a Cougar and what impact did it have on their lives? Where did it come from and where is it now? Truly, the stories and history are the...

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...

This polyurethane steering coupler repair kit for your tilt column, commonly referred to as a "rag joint", connects the steering shaft to the input shaft on the steering box. Some customers feel polyurethane improves steering feel. Replaces factory steering coupler on 1967 - 1973 cars. Most 1967 Mustangs with fixed steering columns do not have coupler.Replaces Ford Part #: C7OZ-3A525 Check out this video ...

Fixed steering column from a 1968 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. Reasonably rust free column, collapsible style. Ships as shown in picture. Often we will leave the turn signal switch in place but you should count on it being non functional. Two piece collapsible shafts have tiny plastic pins these often breake due to age or handling. Lower shaft may need to be pushed up or down for proper fitment, this is a common occurrence. Upper and lower mounting brackets, and wire keeper (wiring cover...

Reproduction tilt / tilt away steering column wiring harness for the Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. Exact copy in every way! If you call and tell us the long sad story of how when you pulled your column in 1982 in a bone yard and left this harness behind unknowingly. we will have to charge you extra... Just kidding! *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...

Reproduction clevis for the tilt/tilt away steering column equipped Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustangs. This unit attaches the pawl cable to the vacuum motor shaft. 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.

Used rubber washer for the locking pawl cable to cable guide used for the tilt / tilt away steering column found in the Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. This unit fits against the cable side of the ninety degree angle. *NOTE* WCCC services all FoMoCo tilt and tilt-tilt away steering columns 1967-1979. Our shop rate for this service is $90 per hour and most columns with serious problems do need complete tear down and build up which usually takes 3-4 hours plus the cost of any replacement parts...

Emergency flasher bezel for the side of the tilt steering column. Reproduction bezel in black. Replaces most all tilt swing steering columns from 1967-69. Replaces Ford part number C9AZ-15C80-A, and an earlier part number starting that was likely C7SZ-15C580-A.

Used vacuum actuator for the tilt / tilt away steering column in the Mercury Cougar, Ford Mustang or Thunderbird. This unit was used through late 1968 and 1969 and has the embedded safety starter switch in good working order. 1967 through early 1968 actuators are white, where these units are black in color. There is an active thread on the Classic Cougar Community Forum discussing tilt columns and trouble shooting. *NOTE* For tilt column service, you can contact Tony Augustine at...

Used wiring harness for the 1968 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang equipped with the tilt / tilt away steering column. *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.

American Cushion Industries' cushions are reinforced with tough polypropylene mesh backing material for stability and long life. All of their products, including highback cushions are molded with their exclusive cold cure process.This seat cushion foam is of a much softer lighter material than the other seat cushion foam that we offer. Much more comfortable and plush and about half the weight. Click on images to enlarge. ...

Sold as one-seat set including one bottom cushion and one backrest cushion.

This latest of a series of 67 - 68 reproduction sheet metal parts is just what the market has been waiting for! The dimensions are EXACT down to the 1/16", black primer finish is very similar to what the later service replacement parts were from Ford. The hood weighs almost seven pounds more than original due to the material being made from a slightly thicker material than OEM. The hood hinges are mounted by welded in nuts instead of the J nuts like the originals. This is both good and bad in...

This latest of a series of 67 - 68 reproduction sheet metal parts is just what the market has been waiting for! This listing is for the framework of the hood. This frame is for someone who needs to replace the rotted out bits of your hood frame, or for someone who simply wants a base to make a fiberglass hood on their own.  These hood frames are oversized and cannot ship through UPS or USPS, so it will need to ship via truck freight. You can expect to pay somewhere between $200-300...

This listing is for the person who only has rust under the lip at the front and does not want to pay shipping on an entire frame that must ship via truck freight. It will come as shown unless you contact us. The part will be the same price no matter where we cut it, let us know in the comments section where you would like us to cut if you want something other than what is shown. ...

This listing is for the person who only has rust under the corners at the rear and does not want to pay shipping on an entire frame that must ship via truck freight. It will come as shown unless you contact us. We can also cut the section in half if you only need one corner.  The part will be the same price no matter where we cut it, let us know in the comments section where you would like us to cut if you want something other than what is shown. ...

Nothing will brighten up your interior more than a fresh set of carpets and seat covers.  The 1968 standard set is simple enough in design that the "do it yourself" person with advanced skills should be able to install it himself!  Standard interiors can be identified by their smooth texture and horizontal stitching with no "basket weave" divider strip. This kit includes both front seat covers and seat back panels for a total of (6) pieces. ...

Upholstery components have an ETA of 10 - 12 weeks. Vinyl interior upholstery kit with comfortweave inserts for the front seats of the Mercury Cougar XR7. When you ordered your Mercury Cougar XR7 "leather delete," this is what you would have got. Unlike the original comfortweave material, this reproduction vinyl is not perforated. This is the closest thing we offer to correct and to the best of our knowledge a concours correct material is not available. After 1971 Ford called the comfortweave...

Nothing will brighten up your interior more than a fresh set of carpets and seat covers. The 1968 standard set is simple enough in design that the "do it your self" person with advanced skills should be able to install it himself! Standard interiors can be identified by their smooth texture and horizontal stitching with no "basket weave" divider strip.             ...

Door Tag Trim Codes that start with: U. Decor upholstery kit to cover the rear seat. Choosing who to buy your interior kit from is confusing to say the least and you can bet that no company will boast, "Ill Fit & Poor Materials!" In fact there are many companies selling less than quality products and prices for poor quality can run the gamut from $225-$500 per kit! Here are a few points I would like to point out on our 1968 Mercury Cougar Decor Interior kits. Much time has been taken to assure...

Door Tag Trim Codes that start with: U. Decor upholstery kit to cover both bucket seats. Choosing who to buy your interior kit from is confusing to say the least and you can bet that no company will boast, "Ill Fit & Poor Materials!" In fact there are many companies selling less than quality products and prices for poor quality can run the gamut from $225-$500 per kit! Here are a few points I would like to point out on our 1968 Mercury Cougar Decor Interior kits. Much time has been taken to...

New high quality fiberglass hood for the 1967 - 1968 Mercury Cougar. Inspired by the XR7-G hood scoop, our supplier molded these hoods with this taller functional hood scoop already attached (keep in mind that the original XR7-G and GT-E hood scoops are non-functional). The "nostrils" of the scoop are cut out, and there is a large opening beneath the scoop to provide extra airflow to the engine. This version of the G-Force hood has a steel under structure that is taken from an original...

This rubber steering coupler for your fixed column, commonly referred to as a "rag joint", connects the steering shaft to the input shaft on the steering box. This is a multi-fit part that covers many years of FoMoCo products, so you will have a couple of parts left over upon completion. Will require a grinder to remove from your old steering coupler fittings. Replaces factory steering coupler on 1967 - 1973 cars. Early 1967 Mustangs do not have coupler on fixed columns. Replaces Ford part #...

The 1967 Cougar was Mercury's attempt to enter the Pony Car market segment popularized by the April 1964 introduction of Ford's Mustang. Introduced in the fall of 1966 for the 1967 model year, the first-year 1967 Cougar exceeded all sales expectations with 150,893 units sold. It was selected as Motor Trend's 1967 Car of the Year. Legendary Cougar Magazine is dedicated to the first three generations of Mercury's luxury Pony Car. Each bi-monthly issue includes features on the first-generation...

This is a stock photo, the actual lever we have will most likely be worn and will not be as nice as the one pictured. Grade A 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 may price them based on conditiion of the plastic chrome.The 1968 Electrical manual shows this part to be from Lincoln. C7VA-9D752-G This icon means that we're looking to buy...

This latest of a series of 68 reproduction sheet metal parts is just what the market has been waiting for! The dimensions are EXACT down to the 1/16", black primer finish is very similar to what the later service replacement parts were from Ford. The fender weighs a few pounds more than original due to being made from slightly thicker material than OEM. Keep in mind there are no shipping fees or taxes when you pick this item up in person at our shop. Next up will be deck lids, stay tuned!...

Core regulator assembly or brain box for factory speed control on a early 1968-69 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. This is the Perfect Circle regulator assembly. Basic Ford part number is 9D757, research has not turned up the complete Ford number possibly C8VY-9D757-A. Core grade, most likely will need servicing or repair. Bare unit, no brackets, wiring or cables. *Note - We do not have the tools or know how to test this unit. 

Used Trunnion for 1967-68 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang with speed control. The Trunnion is the white plastic bone looking thing with a hole in it. Attaches the Link and Rod from Servo Bell Crank. Ford part number C7ZZ-9D766-A.

Used Link for 1967-68 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang with speed control. The Link is a tubular shaft for the Rod. It attaches to the Trunnion. Ford part number C7ZZ-9D768-A.

Used Rod for the bell crank accelerator for 1967-68 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang with speed control. The Rod fits in the tubular Link. It attaches to the Trunnion. Ford part number C7ZZ-9D774-A.

Used Shaft for the bell crank on the 1967-68 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang with speed control. The Shaft attaches to the Servo Bracket. It Bell Crank pivots on the Shaft. Ford part number C7ZZ-9D768-A.

Used vacuum hose connects the Regulator to Servo Valve on 1967-68 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang. Yellow striped hose about 14.09 inches long. Ford number for hoses is C7ZZ-9C746-A.

Used vacuum hose connects the Regulator to intake manifold on 1967-68 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang. Red striped hose about 20.34 inches long. Ford number for hoses is C7ZA-9C770-B.

Used Servo Assembly for 1967-68 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang with speed control. The Servo is the rubber bellows. Ford part number C7ZZ-9C735-A.

Used metal Connector for use on any 1967-68 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang with speed control. This connector goes between the Servo and Bell Crank. Connector only, hitch pin and clips not included. Complete Ford part unknown, but it has a basic part number 9D763.

Used Bell Crank from the Servo Assembly on any 1967-68 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang with speed control. Attaches to the Connector, via a Shaft, and Trunnion is attached. Ford part number C7ZZ-9B713-A.

Relay for 1968-69 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang with factory speed control. This is the brake release relay. Mounts to the Regulator mounting bracket. Ford part numbers C8ZA-9D737-A and C8ZZ-9D737-A.

New Permatex RTV gasket dissolver, good for all makes, models, and years. Use this stuff when you want to remove any remnants of those old worn out silicone gaskets made with any of the common gasket makers. Handy item to have on hand so you dont have to keep using your putty knife or screwdriver! 

This material is sold as a pair and are used to re-cover your XR7 door map pockets. In In 1968 they were embossed with the iconic walking cat design. In 1967 they used a floral design which was the same left or right. NOTE: Map pockets are not included, this is simply a vinyl repair kit to re-cover your existing pockets.  

Core C-4 Transmission valve body for any 1967-68 Mercury Cougar or 1967-69 Ford Mustang with code "W" transmission code on the door tag. This is only for 1967 through 1969 transmissions with P-R-N-D-2-1 shift pattern. Also known as the 8 bolt valve body. Sold as a core, should be thoroughly cleaned and rebuilt with quality parts. These units can be upgraded with 'shift kits' to firm up shifts, add longevity, and they help reduce and eliminate clutch and band slippage. Various kits available in...

Core C-4 Transmission valve body for any 1968 Mercury Cougar or 1968 Ford Mustang with code "W" transmission code on the door tag. This is only for 1968 transmissions with P-R-N-D-2-1 shift pattern. Also known as the 8 bolt valve body. Sold as a core, should be thoroughly cleaned and rebuilt with quality parts. These units can be upgraded with 'shift kits' to firm up shifts, add longevity, and they help reduce and eliminate clutch and band slippage. Various kits available in the aftermarket,...

Concourse Correct 90 degree elbow that attaches to the intake manifold and provides proper clearance for the emission canister and air cleaner housing. Correct for all 1968 S code 390-4V, W code 427-4V and R code 428 Cobra Jet engines.

Reproduction fuel bowl fitting for Holley 4150 carburetors as found on 1967-70 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang. All steel fitting, two needed per carburetor. Sold individually. Check the threads in those Holley bowls prior to installation, often times the bowls are bad.

AMK fastener kit for attaching manual transmission clutch Z-bar brackets. 1967-68 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang with 289 or 302 engines. AMK number F-867.

AMK fastener kit for attaching manual transmission clutch Z-bar brackets. 1967-68 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang with 390 or 428CJ engines. AMK number F-866.

Heater control bezel for Mercury Cougars without A/C. Assembly includes grade A bezel, you will want to paint with your exact dash color. Check back often, this type and grade of part is seldom in stock very long. Ford part # C8WA-18531-A.

Reproduction heater blower motor for Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang that is a high quality replacement part at a reasonable price. However, these off-shore units may or may not prove to be as good of value as our good used original FoMoCo reconditioned units. Notice they do not have the correct pigtails in place. To date, all we can find for these cars are foreign made units. Keep in mind our used units carry a one year warranty and these new motors have a 30 day warranty. Also know that the...

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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 block. Bracket and retainer will work on 1967-70 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang with small block V8 cars with the correct  power steering hoses. Replaces Ford part # C7ZZ-3C510-A, and C7ZZ-3C510-C.

The originals hang at a slightly different angle than the reproductions. Comes as shown with original rubber insulator. New rubber available upon request. Seldom in stock, we suggest the 1969 small block version. It is very close to this one. Please see related item. 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 block. Replaces Ford part # C7ZZ-3C510-A, and C7ZZ-3C510-C.

This is one of my all time favorite Mercury Dealer promotional guides. Great detail shots and beautiful photography. This is what the salesman would have handed you in 1967-68 when you inquired about a new Cougar. Rare find, mint condition, very limited quantity. Notice that only the later version had the green insert announcing the mid year changes. Most of our copies do not come with the green supplement. The dealer showroom album lists a January 1, 1968 effective date for the changes...

Used rear driver side (left hand and passenger side (right hand) courtesy / opera light housings for the Mercury Cougar. The rear courtesy / opera light was standard on all XR7 Cougars, but were a popular option on decor and standard level interior Cougars. These units are marked LH for the driver side and RH for the passenger side. Also sold individually, see related items. Ford part # C7WB-13B729-C or C7WY13A744-C for the passenger side, C7WB-13B736-C or C7WY-13A744-D for the driver side....

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 item will have a refundable core charge added to your order. Multi-year power steering pump, 1967-69, and 1971-73, excludes 1970. When fully assembled you will notice that this year P/S pump has a centered fitting for the pressure hose on the back of the reservoir. Most factory 1970 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang have an offset fitting. The only 1970 exception is the R or Q code 428 Cobra Jet engines, they used this pump. Manufacurers note: In place of the paper gaskets, it is...

This listing is for a premium quality pair of 1968 - 1969 original strut rods in grade "A" used condition. What sets them apart from our grade "B" rods is 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 rear on the arm to the lower...

Nice used driver side strut rod that fits all 1968-69 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 1968-69 Torino, Cyclone, Ranchero. 1968-69 strut rods are the same as 1970-73 strut rods, but 1968-69 rods have stepped down threads at the end. Ford part number C8OZ-3468-B. Sold as a bare strut rod, we also offer the used hardware for installation...

This icon means that we're looking to buy this part!WCCC is a buyer of used and NOS hard to find 67-73 Mercury Cougar parts. Usually we give an in store credit of 50% of our web price for parts delivered in hand or by carrier to our Brooks, Oregon location. If you're not interested in store credit, just shoot us an email and we will let you know if it's is something we can pay cash for. We do not send cash for parts in advance but we often can compensate you within hours of receiving the...

Our grade "B" rods are just as straight as our grade "A" used rods but the will show pock marks from rust after you clean them. One can fill and sand but it will take time. These are still a better value than the Chinese rods we sell.*Note - 1970-73 strut rods work equally well.

This promo guide features all Mercury's from 1968. Notice the Model A in the background. It features a great shot of a red GTE blazing down the track.   ...

Reproduction Owners Manual for the 1968 Mercury Cougar

Used rear driver side (left hand) courtesy / opera light housings for the Mercury Cougar. The rear courtesy / opera light was standard on all XR7 Cougars, but were a popular option on decor and standard level interior Cougars. These units are marked LH for the driver side and RH for the passenger side and are sold individually. Also sold as a PAIR. Ford part # C7WB-13B729-C or C7WY13A744-C for the passenger side, C7WB-13B736-C or C7WY-13A744-D for the driver side. *TRIVIA* Did you know that...

Used rear passenger side (right hand) courtesy / opera light housings for the Mercury Cougar. The rear courtesy / opera light was standard on all XR7 Cougars, but were a popular option on decor and standard level interior Cougars. These units are marked LH for the driver side and RH for the passenger side and are sold individually. Also sold as a PAIR. Ford part # C7WB-13B729-C or C7WY13A744-C for the passenger side, C7WB-13B736-C or C7WY-13A744-D for the driver side. *TRIVIA* Did you know...