1969 Mercury Cougar

Much better fit than our reproductions which make closing your door very difficult for the first year. Ford part # C9ZZ-7602626-A

Original stainless wiper blade assembly, pulled right off of a 1969 Mercury Cougar. ANCO brand original marked Made in USA O. E. by ANCO. Sold individually, two per car, 16" rubber wiper blade not included. These are production line installed wiper holders, we very seldom have them in stock. Originals didn't easily allow the replacement of the rubber blades. Notice the metal flap keeper on each end for capturing the rubber wiper blade?

Trico brand wiper blade refills for 1969-70 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang with original wiper arms

Original FoMoCo used two speed windshield wiper motor for your 1969-70 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. This used motor comes with wiring harness with unique grommet for the firewall specific to 1969-70 Cougar and Mustangs. Motors are tested and guaranteed to work, 90 day warranty. Linkage arm for the 1969-70 installation, must be marked 9Z. Linkage arms sold separately. Ford part # C9ZF-17504-C.

For 1968 Ford standardized or changed all of the J-bolt threads to the beefier 1/2"-13. We have noted two variations of this wing nut. The most obvious identifier between the two is the tabs in the center. The majority have these tabs present, the minority do not. We also stock and carry the correct disc or hold down plate, and the J bolt. Lots of sizes and lengths for those. Do you have the correct one?

Used and reusable backup lamp socket and wiring assembly for the reproduction reverse light chrome housings or to replace a damaged lead in your original 1969-70 Mercury Cougar reverse light. This light socket assembly uses the 1156 bulb. NOTE: These sockets are crimped from the factory and are difficult to remove. When re-installing, there won't be much "meat" left to flare out inside the bezel and you may run into issues with getting a good ground. 

This black wire attaches to the fusible link coming off the starter solenoid on one end then passes through the firewall to mate with the top switch wiring at the other end. Correct for both XR7, Standard convertibles and power sunroof equipped Cougars.

This short section of wiring attaches to the terminal post on the starter solenoid that faces towards the firewall. The other end is a female plug that incorporates a fusible link. If your switch were to get stuck or the frame got in a bind with continued power being applied this is the portion that would blow saving you from a costly wiring "melt-down". This same part was used on both XR7 and standard Cougars with a power sunroof or convertible top.

This black wire attaches to the fusible link. The Fusible link connects to the starter solenoid with an eyelet connector, then connects to this wire with a billet connector. This wire then passes through the firewall to mate with the power top switch wiring under the dash.Correct for both XR7, Standard convertibles and power sunroof equipped Cougars in 1969, and Standard Cougar Convertibles in 1970. Casting Number: C9ZB-15A669-BFord Part Number: C9ZZ-15A669-B Fits: 1969 Mercury Cougar Standard...

Used wiring cover for the tilt / tilt away steering column found in the Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. Unique to the 1968 and 1969 tilt column, fixed column version will not fit on a tilt without modification. Ford part number C8ZZ-13376-A or C8ZZ-13376-B.

Used under dash wiring harness fuse block / box (with a chip or two) with wire leads for the Mercury Cougar STANDARD. This is part of the 14401 main under dash wiring harness. The difference between Standard and XR7 is that the Standard block has the pink resistance wire. *Note - The fuse blocks will have a small amount of damage or chips on it, in spite of what is shown in the picture.

Used under dash wiring harness fuse block / box (with a chip or two) with wire leads for the Mercury Cougar XR7. This is part of the 14401 main under dash wiring harness. The difference between the XR7 and Standard box is that the Standard box has the pink resistance wire.  *Note - The fuse blocks will have a small amount of damage or chips on it, in spite of what is shown in the picture.