Sunroof Parts

Improved reproduction pair of sun roof cables for the Mercury Cougar but they will interchange with most all early Golde / American Sunroof Corporation Moonroof / Sunroofs. Keep in mind this same basic cable design was used on many makes including Thunderbird, Lincoln, Mopar, BMW, Mercedes, Porsche and several other cars. (minor revisions were made through the years). These cables measure 64 1/2" tip to tip which may be too long for some applications. All examples we have found for the Cougar...

Good used solid panel with all parts removed. Panel measures 19.5" x 37". Whereas at first glance these may all look the same, the contour of the roof changes with the body style changes. Call us for price and availability on panels with varying degrees of repairable rust.

Grade B used panel with all parts removed. Panel measures 19.5" x 37". Whereas at first glance these may all look the same, the contour of the roof changes with the body style changes. Grade B will have some rust through in several places. 

Aluminum housing for the sunroof cable drive, connects to the motor on any 1967-73 Mercury Cougar and many other vehicles that used the Golde sun roofs. Golde was a company from West Germany and also supplied parts to many other auto manufacturers such as Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, VW, BMW, Mopar, and Ford. ASC was the company that installed sun roofs for Ford US, and they used Golde components. Casting number Golde 100 413 600 / Golde 100-413-600 / Golde 100413600. ...

Aluminum cover for the sunroof cable housing on any 1967-73 Mercury Cougar and many other vehicles that used the Golde sun roofs. Golde was a company from West Germany and also supplied parts to many other auto manufacturers such as Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, VW, BMW, Mopar, and Ford. ASC was the company that installed sun roofs for Ford US, and they used Golde components. Casting number Golde 100 413 605.

Since we do not have near enough of these used inner panels to go around, we are offering this cardboard template for purchase for those of you that would like to make your own. With the pictures we provide and the template one should be able to produce a reasonable facsimile. If you are really talented and think you would like to make them in quantity let us know! We would be interested in purchasing them.Click on images to enlarge. The picture above is the support strip that runs through the...

Since we do not have near enough of these used inner panels to go around, we are offering this cardboard template for purchase for those of you that would like to make your own. With the template one should be able to produce a reasonable facsimile. If you are really talented and think you would like to make them in quantity let us know! We would be interested in purchasing them.

Since we do not have near enough of these used inner panels to go around, we are offering this cardboard template for purchase for those of you that would like to make your own. With the template one should be able to produce a reasonable facsimile. If you are really talented and think you would like to make them in quantity let us know! We would be interested in purchasing them.

This is the gear on the upper side of the gearbox. The cables go over each side of the gear.NOTE: Be sure the gear is in good condition so your cables don't get worn out!

This shim, also referenced to as washers, goes in the clutch portion of the drive gearbox to properly adjust the friction. Three shims (plus a hand crank) were originally supplied with sunroof cars.

Rubber coupler for connecting the drive motor and the geardrive for operating the ASC factory sunroofs. American Sunroof Corporation started using this shorter connector sometime in late 1968 on the very early 1969 cars. ASC power sunroofs (technically moonroofs since they had solid covers instead of glass) were offered on many new cars such as Mercury Cougar, Lincoln Mark series, Ford Thunderbird, and many Mopars or Dodge, Chrysler, and Plymouth cars.

New Old Stock. This part is located in the right front corner of the panel and has to be rotated inward to remove it from the guide rail so the panel cannot be removed. Imprinted on the plastic portion of the part is a Golde part number 100 414 645. Ford part number C8WY-65502L08-A

This fusible link is a section of wire connecting the starter solenoid on one end and wiring harness that passes through the firewall to mate with the top switch wiring. Correct for power sunroof equipped Cougars. May also work for XR7 and Standard convertibles.

Used original Golde sunroof gear box. This box is found above the headliner on the passenger side.Golde part number 0142850 00

Reproduction frame used to stretch your headliner over on the interior side of your sliding sunroof panel. Since we do not have near enough of these to go around we also offer a cardboard template for purchase for those of you that would like to make your own. With the pictures we provide and the template one should be able to produce a reasonable reproduction. 

Good used frame used to stretch your head liner over on the interior side of your sliding sun roof panel. The picture above is the support strip that runs through the middle At its widest points this frame measures 35 1/4" x 20 15/16" ...

This part mates to and is held down by Golde #100 413 681. The Golde part number for the smaller, lower elbow guide is 100 413 664

Good used motor taken from a 71-73 Cougar. Motor has been taken apart, serviced and tested. We only sell these on an exchange basis and you must send your core in advance.

Used mounting bracket for the sunroof motor on the 67 - 70 Mercury Cougar. This bracket is only used with the 67 - 70 power sunroof motor.

Here is a free download for the operating instructions for the sunroof panel on the 1968 Mercury Cougar.

This listing is for the momentary rocker switch that operates the power sunroof on the 1968 XR7G and is located in the center console. 1968 Cougars equipped with a power sunroof that were not an XR7G utilized the power top switch from a 1968 Mustang convertible.Ford part number C8SB-14540-A

Spring steel clip located under the drive cable housing as seen on page 16, figure 19 of our free download of the sunroof panel service procedure manual.

This strip has a series of seven retaining clips that hold the headlining panel to the roof panels as seen on page 14 of the sun roof manual.

This strip has a series of five retaining clips that hold the headlining panel to the roof panels as seen on page 14 of the sun roof manual.This is for the 1971-73 Mercury Cougar with factory sunroof. Sunroof measurements are roughly 19-1/2 x 39 inches. This panel is 32-1/4 inches long with 5 clips as shown.

Used roof mounted switch that is rather delicate. As you can see from the pictures, the chrome coating has started to peel slightly. 

Used unique Phillips bright finish screw that attaches cable guides to roof.

These are good reproductions of the originals for your American Sunroof Corporation Golde Sun Roof. The roof opening seal is 89 1/4" x 3/4" and the seal that affixes to the rear edge of the roof panel measures 42 1/2" x 3/4". These have the correct aluminum inner core with rubber bead, wrapped in the correct felt textured, black material. They're are made by the original manufacturer in Germany and will fit all Cougars equipped with the ASC sunroof. Very hard to find seals at a reasonable...

Here is our free download for the 1968 Mercury Cougar sunroof panel service procedures.

This 4 1/2" long flexible drive cable connects the Bosch "sardine can" motor to the gear box drive assembly. Limited supply. Check out this vintage XR7G television commercial ...

Reproduction one year only switch for the 1968 Mercury Cougar with power sunroof (or 1968 Ford Mustang convertible). The XR7 G used a different switch built into the console but the other Cougars ordered with a sunroof in 1968 had this switch mounted to the right of the steering column under the dash.   Knob and bracket included as shown.

This specially machined screw tensions the friction clutch assembly in the gearbox.

Curved aluminum cable guide as seen on page 13 of the sun roof manual. Golde part number 100 413 681

Curved aluminum cable guide as seen on page 13 of the sun roof manual. Golde part number 100 413 682

This knurled nut is located under the front slides in each corner (1 per side, 2 per car) and is used to adjust the height of the sun roof panel.

Good used solid panel with all parts removed. Panel measures 19.5" x 39". Whereas at first glance these may all look the same, the contour of the roof changes with the body style changes. Call us for price and availability on panels with varying degrees of repairable rust.

Good used solid panel with all parts removed. Panel measures 19.5" x 39". Whereas at first glance these may all look the same, the contour of the roof changes with the body style changes. Call us for price and availability on panels with varying degrees of repairable rust.

Very rare find in the original service replacement boxes dated 10-07-75. Sold as a pair.Ford part # C8WY-65502B20-A.Click on images to enlarge. ...

This part is located in the left front corner of the panel and has to be rotated inward to remove it from the guide rail so the panel cannot be removed. Imprinted on the plastic portion of the part is a Golde part number 100 414 645. Ford part number C8WY-65502L09-A

This part is located in the right front corner of the panel and has to be rotated inward to remove it from the guide rail so the panel cannot be removed. Imprinted on the plastic portion of the part is a Golde part number 100 414 645. Ford part number C8WY-65502L08-A

Good used frame used to stretch your head liner over on the interior side of your sliding sun roof panel. The picture above is the support strip that runs through the middle At its widest points this frame measures 35 1/4" x 20 15/16" ...

This part mates to and is held down by Golde #100 413 682. The Golde part number for the smaller, lower elbow guide is 100 413 663

NOTE: We only sell these on an exchange basis and you must send your core in advance. Keep in mind that none of the used motors we have on hand will have the correct plugs in place (they will be bare wires), if your core has the plugs we can switch them over, also, you should remove the 4 rubber insulators before you send your core in, our units DO NOT have them installed.Good used motor taken from 1967 through 1970 Cougars. Motor has been taken apart, cleaned, serviced and...

This listing is for the momentary rocker switch that operates the power sunroof on the 1968 XR7G and is located in the center console. This is actually not the correct switch as you will notice by the pin / wire configuration on the back. This "substitute" switch was taken from another model from the day such as the Lincoln Mark III rear seat quarter window switch.Please note the comparison pictures original vs. "other".1968 Cougars equipped with a power sunroof that were not an XR7G...

Published by the Lincoln Mercury Division to provide information on diagnosis, service procedures, adjustments & specs. Filled with diagrams and illustrations to help disassemble, repair & reassemble various components pertaining to the sunroof panel on the 1968 Mercury Cougar.Issue # LM-7882April 1968

Used driver side (left hand) sunroof cable for the Mercury Cougar. We have a really hard time keeping these units in stock. Keep in mind this same basic cable design was used on many makes including Porsche, BMW, Mercedes and several other cars through the early 1980's. The same basic design (minor changes through the years) was used on Lincolns, Thunderbirds and other Ford products through the mid seventies. We are buyers of used sunroof cables, motors and misc parts so keep us in mind you...

Used passenger side (right hand) sunroof cable for the Mercury Cougar. We have a really hard time keeping these units in stock. Keep in mind this same basic cable design was used on many makes including Porsche, BMW, Mercedes and several other cars through the early 1980's. The same basic design (minor changes through the years) was used on Lincolns, Thunderbirds and other Ford products through the mid seventies. We are buyers of used sunroof cables, motors and misc parts so keep us in mind...