1967 Ford Mustang

Factory radio delete or block-off plate from a 1967-68 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. Seldom seen part, roughly 5% of all 1967-68 Mercury Cougars were ordered without any type of radio from the factory. Similar story with the Ford Mustang, most owners added some sort of radio or stereo soon after delivery. The factory radio bezels were made from chromed pot metal, these radio delete plates are made from plastic and vacuum chrome plated. This used example pictured, has most of the plating...

These anti static devices were installed under the front bearing dust caps on cars equipped with factory installed AM-FM radios. The part pictured is NOS, the one we currently have in stock is used. Sold individually.

This Autolite capacitor is stamped with part number C6OA-18832-A. It attaches to one of the lugs on the voltage regulator, bullet lead plugs into wiring harness. Sometimes called a radio ignition interference suppressor. About 1-15/16" inches long. This is one of those small detail items that judges like. All Ford and Mercury vehicles from 1966-1971 used this "Autolite" marked capacitor when a radio was installed by the factory. Starting in 1972 there is a Motorcraft version which has a...

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 #...

New old stock power steering ram cylinder boot and bushings. Fits all 1967-70 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang. Replaces Ford Part #: C6OZ-3C651-A.

NOS power steering ram cylinder dated 6H25 or August 25, 1966. This one is date coded for a very early built 1967 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang, including Shelby GT350 and GT500. Bendix manufactured, shows a paint marking and gold cadmium? nut and band. Still has the plastic plugs and cardboard protection on the threaded shaft and drag link stud. Seals presumed to be good, but no guarantees.

Rear seat back or upper cushion from any 1969-70 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang convertible. Minimal rust, solid, just needs clean up and upholstery. We usually leave the upholstery on the frame when we ship. Replaces Ford part number C9WB-7666700. This part number or engineering number would have originally been stamped into a tag that was attached to the bottom side of the seat. Though these seem to fit in a 64-70 Mustang convertible, the correct engineering number that would...

Very good reproduction of the speaker grille located on the package tray in the 1967-68 Mercury Cougar and 1965-70 Ford Mustang. Includes the mounting hardware.  Sold individually.

The metal portion on the Mustang shield is identical to the 1967-68 Cougar rear shields, but the rubber is different between the Cougar and Mustang. We are in the process of trying to get the correct rubber for the Cougar. Replaces Ford Part # C7ZZ-16103-B.

The metal portion on the Mustang shield is identical to the 1967-68 Cougar rear shields but the rubber is different between the Cougar and Mustang. We are in the process of trying to get the correct rubber for the Cougar. Replaces Ford Part # C7ZZ-16102-B.

This is a grade 'A' used mirror assembly with no UV damage and has had the mirror lens "re-silvered". Keep in mind a restored lens that is decades old will look good when finished but almost never flawless as the surface of the glass will usually have light scratches and often faint spotting on the backside from previous water damage / staining. Sold outright, no core required.  NOTE: Pictured is black, but if you would like a specific color other than black please mention it in the...

This is a grade 'A' used mirror assembly with no UV damage and has had the mirror lens "re-silvered". Keep in mind a restored lens that is decades old will look good when finished but almost never flawless as the surface of the glass will usually have light scratches and often faint spotting on the backside from previous water damage / staining. Sold outright, no core required.  NOTE: Pictured is black, but if you would like a specific color other than black please mention it in the...