1966 Ford Mustang

Used timing chain cover with casting number C5OE-6059-A, for any 1965-67 289 engine. 1967 Mercury Cougar and 1965-67 Ford Mustang. This timing cover has a built in timing pointer as part of the casting. Cast aluminum construction without excessive damage. Find the installation bolt kit here. Replaces Ford part number C5OE-6059-A.

Set of 6 bolts for installing an OEM Ford timing cover marked C5OE-6059-A, which originally came on all 1967 Mercury Cougars with 289 engines or 1965-67 Fords including Mustang with 289 engines. 5 short and 1 long bolt in this kit.

Stamped Steel Pointer Mounts to Timing Chain Cover. Black Zinc-Plated. Includes Mounting Screw. Correct for 289, 302 and 351W Mercury Cougar or Ford anything including Mustang. We know the other vendors claim this part to fit 1967-73, but it doesn't. Works with 1968-69 Ford timing covers and with 1968-69 Ford 3 bolt harmonic balancers. Starting in 1970, Ford V-8 engines for Mustang and Cougar had timing pointers installed on the passenger side of the engine, and used harmonic balancers with 4...

New manufactured Tremec T-5z World Class Transmission. Same transmission as installed in Fox Body Mustangs. This is the common transmission for conversions that does not involve extensive modifications to 1967-73 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. Small block Ford V-8 engines only, 289 / 302 / 351W and 351C. Brand new transmission, no core required. 1 year warranty, with recommended synthetic ATF. Flush and fill after first 500 miles, 30,000 miles there after. Bare transmission as shown, no...

This item is considered Hazmat by shippers. This item can ONLY ship via USPS Ground Advantage to the lower 48 Contiguous United States. New heavy duty rubberized undercoating for the Mercury or Ford. Heck, it can be used on ANY car. This body shop proven formula is used to protect against road salt, moisture and corrosion. To be used on the inner aprons and fenders, frame rails, fuel tanks, rocker panels, under hoods and firewall. Basically, anything you want to protect under your pride and...

New old stock (NOS) brass fitting found on intake manifolds 1966-67 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang. Screws into the rear of the intake manifold directly. With 2 vacuum ports 3/16' and 1/4" for various accessories and a threaded port for the hard line going to the brake booster.  Replaces Ford part number C6AZ-9A474-A.

Used brass fitting found on intake manifolds 1966-69 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang. Screws into the rear of the intake manifold directly. With 2 vacuum ports 3/16' and 1/4" for various accessories and a threaded port for the hard line going to the brake booster. Found on some small blocks and big blocks. Replaces Ford part number C6AZ-9A474-A.

Used brass fitting found on intake manifolds 1966-67 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang. Screws into the rear of the intake manifold directly. With 3 vacuum ports 3/16' and 1/4" for various accessories and a threaded port for the hard line going to the brake booster. Bob Mannel's book indicates that this vacuum fitting was for A/C and Thermactor smog. Replaces generic Ford vacuum fitting part number 9A474.

Reproduction high quality chrome calve covers. Designed to fit small block engines. OE on 64 - 66 HiPo "K" engines. Will also fit the 302. These were actually used on the 65 - 66 Mustang but some folks like to use them on the Cougar because of their clean no nonsense look. Keep in mind this pair requires the push on oil cap, not the twist on. Sold as a pair.

Reproduction set of 4 short valve stem assemblies for the Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. These new stems will look great on your Magnum, Styled Steel, Shelby, Eliminator or even stamped steel wheel.

Concours rear axle vent hose for any 1967-73 Mercury Cougar or 1965-73 Ford Mustang. Rubber hose that attaches to the metal nipple on the top of your rear axle housing. Fits 8 and 9 inch rear ends. Includes hardware as shown. Crimp clamp, screw clamp and bolt. Ribbed hose like original, and has yellow paint mark like from the factory. About 20 inches of hose is included, a little more than what was from the factory. Part number 4A001 in the chassis assembly manual.

This cart was used by service stations or garages to provide jump starting services to vehicles with dead batteries. 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 (see photos above), this battery cart is in great shape. BATTERY DOES NOT SHIP, WILL BE INCLUDED IF PICKED UP LOCALLY IN NASHVILLE TN.