Strut Rods (New & Used) & Bushings

The Mercury Cougar used this articulated strut rod in 1967 to help give the Cougar a little softer ride over the Mustang. It is debatable just how much the addition of this joint helped. Many people...

The Mercury Cougar used this articulated strut rod in 1967 to help give the Cougar a little softer ride over the Mustang. It is debatable just how much the addition of this joint helped. Many people...

 ‹— 1967 Stock alignment verses reproduction alignment. (Thanks for the pic Peter!)   A nice reproduction. Painted black. Ready to install. Includes correct castle nut. Required...

A nice reproduction. Painted black. Ready to install. Includes correct castle nut. Includes both the left hand and right hand strut rod arm. These are required to install the reproduction front end...

A nice reproduction. Painted black. Ready to install. Includes correct castle nut. Required to install reproduction front end rebuild kit on a 1967. Replaces Ford Part #: C9ZZ-3468-C. We highly...

Nuts and bolts, associated with the installation of our used 1968-69 strut rods. 1 large and medium nut for the front, and two bolts and nuts to attach to the lower control arm.

Nuts and bolts, associated with the installation of our used 1970-73 strut rods.

This nut fits onto the strut brace at the front of the car, and not the control arm end.Replaces Ford part # 380517-S

This listing is for a premium quality pair of 1968 - 1969 original strut rods in grade "A" used condition. What sets them apart from our grade "B" rods is they have a smooth finish, no pock marks...

The Mercury Cougar used this articulated strut rod in 1967 to help give the Cougar a little softer ride over the Mustang. It is debatable just how much the addition of this joint helped. Many people...

This listing is for a premium quality pair of 1970 original strut rods in grade "A" used condition. What sets them apart from our grade "B" rods is that after they have been bead blasted they have a...

Our grade "B" rods are just as straight as our grade "A" used rods but the will show pock marks from rust after you clean them. One can fill and sand but it will take time. These are still a better...