1969 Mercury Cougar

Stainless insert that fits in holes around wheel.Fits the following models with styled steel wheels:1969 Mercury Cougar1970 Mercury CougarThese inserts fit or both the 1969-70 OEM Cougar styled steel wheels and the reproduction 1969-70 styled steel wheels. These are the most up to date version of these bezels. The originals tend to have a more mirrored finish like the stainless steel window trim, these reproductions tend to have a brushed nickel look to them.Sorry, these do not come with...

Set of 20 stainless inserts that fit in holes around wheel.Fits the following models with styled steel wheels: 1969 Mercury Cougar1970 Mercury Cougar These inserts fit or both the 1969-70 OEM Cougar styled steel wheels and the reproduction 1969-70 styled steel wheels. These are the most up to date version of these bezels. The originals tend to have a more mirrored finish like the stainless steel window trim, these reproductions tend to have a brushed nickel look to them.Sorry, these do not...

Polished stainless steel inserts that fit in holes around wheel.Fits the following models with style steel wheels:1969 Mercury Cougar1970 Mercury Cougar1969 Mercury Cyclone1970 Mercury CycloneNice used, in most cases we can supply the rubber gaskets, but not always.Limited to stock on hand. ...

Molded rubber plug, seals access hole in the side of shift housing. Replaces Ford Part # : C5ZZ-7C147-B Check out this video

Floor shifter access plug. 1967-73 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang, also fits floor shift 1971+ Mercury Comet and Ford Maverick. Ford Part number C7ZZ-7C147-A. Check out this video

C9ZZ-14A318-A-Used Wire lead for the accessory terminal found optionally on 1969-70 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang fuse blocks. Lead comes with factory molded triple female connector for plugging in the various accessories such as 1969 swing away steering column, rear window defogger, speed or cruise control, etc. Wire can be marked with C8OB-14A318-A or C9ZB-14A318-A. NOTE: There are two version of this wire, one is long and the other is short. The shorter version has a smaller gauge wire. ...

There are 3 of these acorn nuts used per emblem. They are taller than what was used in 1968. Sold individually.

Ford called this small door latch part an adjuster. It threads onto the bottom of the door latch rod inside the door. Common to most Ford products 1965-1970. Ford part number C5AZ-62218106-A.

1967 Cougar Owners: To view our exploded view interactive diagram of the tilt steering column parts, click here. This is the part of the tilt switch that the turn signal wand screws into. This part is always included when you purchase a new turn signal switch. 1967-69 mechanism has two springs on either side, the 1970-73 mechanism uses just one spring. There is an active thread on the Classic Cougar Community Forum discussing tilt columns and trouble shooting. *NOTE* For tilt column service,...

This article explains how to switch out the headlight vacuum actuators on the 1967 and 1968 Mercury Cougar in under an hour. Just click "add to cart" and go through checkout, and you'll get a link in your email to download the high resolution version of this article. Check out this video

Unique for the 1969 351 Windsor engines without air conditioning. Flat steel bar stock spacer that positions the power steering pump a measured distance away from the cylinder head. The bars are 3-3/8" x 3/4" x 1/2" in size. The threaded hole in the center is tapped 3/8-16. The two outer holes for attaching to the cylinder head are 11/33" holes on a 2-9/16 inch center. Verify the pre-tapped holes in your cylinder head if making your own spacer. For 1970, a round spacer was used, as could be...

Unique for the 1969 351 Windsor engines without air conditioning. Flat steel bar stock spacer that positions the power steering pump a measured distance away from the cylinder head. The bars are 3-3/8" x 3/4" x 1/2" in size. The threaded hole in the center is tapped 3/8-16. The two outer holes for attaching to the cylinder head are 11/33" holes on a 2-9/16 inch center. Verify the pre-tapped holes in your cylinder head if making your own spacer. For 1970, a round spacer was used, as could be...