1968 Mercury Cougar

C8WY-6582-C  Pair of Cast aluminum running cat valve covers for 1968-70 Mercury Cougar or XR7-G with X code 390-2V , S code 390-4V, or R code 428CJ engines. Original valve cover, FE running cat valve covers were not side specific. One cat will face forward and one will face backwards on your Cougar. These are die cast aluminum not sand cast. Also note that these are tall pent roof valve covers, you will need the special double extended air cleaner snorkel if using these valve...

Reproduction set of after market cast aluminum valve covers with COBRA 428 lettering. Fits any FE style Ford engine, including 390, and 428 cubic inches.

Here is a pair of cast aluminum running cat valve covers for the 1968 Mercury Cougar XR7-G with the F code 302-2V or J code 302-4V engine. Original valve sand cast covers, not a reproduction. Originally cast by Buddy Bar, for Shelby American Inc. These would be considered EARLY versions of the small block running cat valve covers. Sand casting was not as efficient, used more material, making them heavy, compared to modern die casting.Ford part # C8WY-6582-B, Shelby American part...

Same as our crinkle finished Mercury Cougar valve covers but with a polished finish. These are rarely in stock so do not be surprised if our system will not let you order. We get these from Scott Drake and the only reason they polish a few sets a year is when they find a set of black covers that have a defect, they send them in to be polished. So... The only time we have these in stock is when they find blems to polish. Please do not ask us when we expect to get more in, we have no idea when...

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New old stock driver side vent window handle for any 1968 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang.  Drive pins and washers included.Ford part number C8OZ-5422917-B

Good used axle vent nipple or tube. This vent tube screws into the top of the rear axle and is a breather / vent to equalize the pressure inside the axle tube. Fits both 8 inch and 9 inch rear axles. Fits Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang 1967-73.  A (5/16" inside diameter) rubber hose about 18-1/4 inches long attaches to the nipple. Has a very tiny diameter hole inside, about 0.062". Needs to be kept clear to work properly. Also see the reproduction version from AMK. Concours hose kit with...

Quality restoration on a clean core. Do know that some detail is lost in the polishing process. Only very minor pitting can be present on a core as deep pits are not cost effective to be restored. Check out our video below for helpful tips on disassembling your vent and quarter windows:67-68 Cougar/Mustang Vent & Quarter Windows - Disassembly for Restoration

Used grade A stainless steel vent window glass frame for the left side or driver side door on a 68 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. Similar frame as the 1967

This hand held cart was used by service stations or garages to hold spools or bare wire to make them easily accessible when needed. There's a handy foot long ruler painted into it to quickly and easily measure lengths of wire. The design and style suggests that it could be from anytime between 1940 and 1970, making it a valuable collectors item for car enthusiasts. Condition is used, but aside from obvious defects and patina (see photos above, random wire included),...

New old stock instrument panel voltage regulator or IVR for all 1967-68 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang. Additionally fits 1967-68 Ford full size, 1966-68 Torino,CycloneMounts to the rear of the instrument clusters, voltage regulator for dash gauges power.  Ford part number C6DZ-10804-A. Check out the video below on our new gauge tester

This is the correct size walking cat decal for your eyelid door on the 1967 - 1969 Cougar. It has the studs in the exact place as the originals. You will need this emblem when changing out our 1967 - 1969 background decals as you will have to break the original studs to remove the cat. Also great for those custom applications! Emblem is approx 3 3/4" wide by 1 1/4" tall. This cat does come with two flat attaching clips. *Customer Feedback* Hey Don and Lin, Just wanted to send a couple pictures...