Suspension, Chassis & Drivetrain

Leaf Springs shipping time is 12 weeks. All of our springs are intended to return the car to factory height. Because of that, installing new springs will almost always increase the height of the rear of the car, as the factory leafs sag over the years. The competition springs will sit slightly lower than standard springs, somewhere between 1/2" and 1" lower. The competition springs cause the car to have a slightly lower the center of gravity and the competition springs are a stiffer spring, so...

Leaf Springs shipping time is 12 weeks. All of our springs are intended to return the car to factory height. Because of that, installing new springs will almost always increase the height of the rear of the car, as the factory leafs sag over the years. The competition springs will sit slightly lower than standard springs, somewhere between 1/2" and 1" lower. The competition springs cause the car to have a slightly lower the center of gravity and the competition springs are a stiffer spring, so...

Leaf Springs shipping time is 12 weeks. All of our springs are intended to return the car to factory height. Because of that, installing new springs will almost always increase the height of the rear of the car, as the factory leafs sag over the years. The competition springs will sit slightly lower than standard springs, somewhere between 1/2" and 1" lower. The competition springs cause the car to have a slightly lower the center of gravity and the competition springs are a stiffer spring, so...

Leaf Springs shipping time is 12 weeks. All of our springs are intended to return the car to factory height. Because of that, installing new springs will almost always increase the height of the rear of the car, as the factory leafs sag over the years. The competition springs will sit slightly lower than standard springs, somewhere between 1/2" and 1" lower. The competition springs cause the car to have a slightly lower the center of gravity and the competition springs are a stiffer spring, so...

Leaf Springs shipping time is 12 weeks. All of our springs are intended to return the car to factory height. Because of that, installing new springs will almost always increase the height of the rear of the car, as the factory leafs sag over the years. The competition springs will sit slightly lower than standard springs, somewhere between 1/2" and 1" lower. The competition springs cause the car to have a slightly lower the center of gravity and the competition springs are a stiffer spring, so...

Leaf Springs shipping time is 12 weeks. All of our springs are intended to return the car to factory height. Because of that, installing new springs will almost always increase the height of the rear of the car, as the factory leafs sag over the years. The competition springs will sit slightly lower than standard springs, somewhere between 1/2" and 1" lower. The competition springs cause the car to have a slightly lower the center of gravity and the competition springs are a stiffer spring, so...

Leaf Springs shipping time is 12 weeks. All of our springs are intended to return the car to factory height. Because of that, installing new springs will almost always increase the height of the rear of the car, as the factory leafs sag over the years. The competition springs will sit slightly lower than standard springs, somewhere between 1/2" and 1" lower. The competition springs cause the car to have a slightly lower the center of gravity and the competition springs are a stiffer spring, so...

Leaf Springs shipping time is 12 weeks. All of our springs are intended to return the car to factory height. Because of that, installing new springs will almost always increase the height of the rear of the car, as the factory leafs sag over the years. The competition springs will sit slightly lower than standard springs, somewhere between 1/2" and 1" lower. The competition springs cause the car to have a slightly lower the center of gravity and the competition springs are a stiffer spring, so...

Leaf Springs shipping time is 12 weeks. All of our springs are intended to return the car to factory height. Because of that, installing new springs will almost always increase the height of the rear of the car, as the factory leafs sag over the years. The competition springs will sit slightly lower than standard springs, somewhere between 1/2" and 1" lower. The competition springs cause the car to have a slightly lower the center of gravity and the competition springs are a stiffer spring, so...

Leaf Springs shipping time is 12 weeks. All of our springs are intended to return the car to factory height. Because of that, installing new springs will almost always increase the height of the rear of the car, as the factory leafs sag over the years. The competition springs will sit slightly lower than standard springs, somewhere between 1/2" and 1" lower. The competition springs cause the car to have a slightly lower the center of gravity and the competition springs are a stiffer spring, so...

Leaf Springs shipping time is 12 weeks. All of our springs are intended to return the car to factory height. Because of that, installing new springs will almost always increase the height of the rear of the car, as the factory leafs sag over the years. The competition springs will sit slightly lower than standard springs, somewhere between 1/2" and 1" lower. The competition springs cause the car to have a slightly lower the center of gravity and the competition springs are a stiffer spring, so...

Leaf Springs shipping time is 12 weeks. All of our springs are intended to return the car to factory height. Because of that, installing new springs will almost always increase the height of the rear of the car, as the factory leafs sag over the years. The competition springs will sit slightly lower than standard springs, somewhere between 1/2" and 1" lower. The competition springs cause the car to have a slightly lower the center of gravity and the competition springs are a stiffer spring, so...

Leaf Springs shipping time is 12 weeks. All of our springs are intended to return the car to factory height. Because of that, installing new springs will almost always increase the height of the rear of the car, as the factory leafs sag over the years. The competition springs will sit slightly lower than standard springs, somewhere between 1/2" and 1" lower. The competition springs cause the car to have a slightly lower the center of gravity and the competition springs are a stiffer spring, so...

Leaf Springs shipping time is 12 weeks. All of our springs are intended to return the car to factory height. Because of that, installing new springs will almost always increase the height of the rear of the car, as the factory leafs sag over the years. The competition springs will sit slightly lower than standard springs, somewhere between 1/2" and 1" lower. The competition springs cause the car to have a slightly lower the center of gravity and the competition springs are a stiffer spring, so...

Leaf Springs shipping time is 12 weeks. All of our springs are intended to return the car to factory height. Because of that, installing new springs will almost always increase the height of the rear of the car, as the factory leafs sag over the years. The competition springs will sit slightly lower than standard springs, somewhere between 1/2" and 1" lower. The competition springs cause the car to have a slightly lower the center of gravity and the competition springs are a stiffer spring, so...

Leaf Springs shipping time is 12 weeks. All of our springs are intended to return the car to factory height. Because of that, installing new springs will almost always increase the height of the rear of the car, as the factory leafs sag over the years. The competition springs will sit slightly lower than standard springs, somewhere between 1/2" and 1" lower. The competition springs cause the car to have a slightly lower the center of gravity and the competition springs are a stiffer spring, so...

Leaf Springs shipping time is 12 weeks. All of our springs are intended to return the car to factory height. Because of that, installing new springs will almost always increase the height of the rear of the car, as the factory leafs sag over the years. The competition springs will sit slightly lower than standard springs, somewhere between 1/2" and 1" lower. The competition springs cause the car to have a slightly lower the center of gravity and the competition springs are a stiffer spring, so...

Leaf Springs shipping time is 12 weeks. All of our springs are intended to return the car to factory height. Because of that, installing new springs will almost always increase the height of the rear of the car, as the factory leafs sag over the years. The competition springs will sit slightly lower than standard springs, somewhere between 1/2" and 1" lower. The competition springs cause the car to have a slightly lower the center of gravity and the competition springs are a stiffer spring, so...

1967 Mercury Cougar only. These are wearable items, and we list this item for those folks who really wish to go 'Concours trailered'. These interchange from side to side, two per 1967 Cougar. We save the very nicest ones from low mileage cars. Even though these are select parts, we recommend that the ball joints and bushings be replaced. *Note – Can only be used with 1967 Cougar lower control arms C7WY-3468-C (ITEM # 15393). Anghel Restorations can rebuild 1964-73 Ford suspension...

Finally a quality reproduction lower control arm for the one year only 1967 lower control arm! Deigned to work with your existing articulated strut rod arms found only on the 1967 Mercury Cougar. *NOTE – Can only be used with 1967 Cougar lower control arms C7WY-3468-C (ITEM # 15393). Replaces Ford Part # C7WY-3078-A Check out this video

This is an economy version of the lower control arm assembly, with a spot welded on "heavy duty" reinforcing plate. Yes, this is the same "heavy duty reinforced" lower control arm assembly carried by the other parts vendors. We are sorry, but we just cannot recommend this part. The Scott Drake premium version (Part #:26709) of this lower control arm is far superior and basically the same costs. In the picture, you can tell that it is lacking a rolled lip on the outer edge that...

You can use 1968 up to 1973 lower control arms on a 1967 only if you change the strut rod to the 1968 - 1970 style. We have the strut rods available in both new and used form. Replaces Ford part #: C8OZ-3078-A. Sold individually, right is the same as left. *NOTE* The Cougar only, 1967 only, lower control arm is not available in reproduction form but you can rebuild the originals so do not throw away your cores as they may prove to be valuable one day. Mustang never used the articulated strut...

Concours restored pair of 1967 Mercury Cougar lower control arms. Unique to 1967 Mercury Cougars only, and must be used with original articulated strut rods. 1967 Mustang and 1968-73 strut rods will not work with these specific lower control arms for the 1967 Cougars, all models. Price is for two lower control arms. We did a limited run of these through anghelrestorations.com Replaces Ford part number C7WY-3078-B. Check out this video ...

Sold individually, right is the same as left.  NOTE* You can use the 1968 - 1973 lower control arms on a 1967 ONLY if you change the strut rods to the 1968 - 1970 style. We have the strut rods available in both new and used form. Find them here. Replaces Ford part # C8OZ-3078-A. Check out this video ...

Set of two polyurethane bushings that insert into the rear side of the lower control arm. This set contains two bushings that measure 1 9/16 across the leading inside edge, and 1 5/8 across the outer rim.Note: These larger diameter bushings were used on Ford service replacement lower control arms. Typically found on Ford supplied lower control arms without the welded on jacking tabs.

Set of two polyurethane bushings that insert into the rear side of the lower control arm. This set contains two bushings that measure 1 7/16 across the leading inside edge, and 1 5/8 across the outer rim. Typically these bushings fit Ford factory installed lower control arms with the welded on jacking tabs. Note: These smaller diameter bushings were used on factory installed control arms. Service replacement control arms utilized 1-9/16 inch bushings.

These black Monte Carlo bars are equipped with Heim joints for smoother operation. Replaces Ford Part # C7ZZ-16A052-BJB.

Curved Monte Carlo Bar in a black finish for Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang. The Monte Carlo Bar was originally developed by Carroll Shelby to help maintain proper wheel alignment under hard cornering. Not only will this item help stiffen the notoriously flexy front end, it will also help reduce the chances that your shock towers will develop stress cracks over time. Replaces Ford Part # C7ZZ-16A052-BRB. ...

Curved Monte Carlo Bar in a black finish for Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang. The Monte Carlo Bar was originally developed by Carroll Shelby to help maintain proper wheel alignment under hard cornering. Not only will this item help stiffen the notoriously flexy front end, it will also help reduce the chances that your shock towers will develop stress cracks over time. Replaces Ford part # C7ZZ-16A052-BRC. ...

Straight Monte Carlo Bar in a black finish for Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang. The Monte Carlo Bar was originally developed by Carroll Shelby to help maintain proper wheel alignment under hard cornering. Not only will this item help stiffen the notoriously flexy front end, it will also help reduce the chances that your shock towers will develop stress cracks over time. Replaces Ford part # C7ZZ-16A052-ARB.

Straight Monte Carlo Bar in a chrome finish for Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang. The Monte Carlo Bar was originally developed by Carroll Shelby to help maintain proper wheel alignment under hard cornering. Not only will this item help stiffen the notoriously flexy front end, it will also help reduce the chances that your shock towers will develop stress cracks over time. Replaces Ford part # C7ZZ-16A052-ARC.

Reproduction sway bar mount for your 67 - 70 Cougar or Mustang. Close to original design, but misses by a mile. Does not share the correct contour as originals. Welds to the front frame rail.

Original driver side sway bar mount for your 1967- early 1968 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. Nice original, removed from our better cars. Metal cleanup needed, we cut these a little generously to protect the bracket. Two versions of this bracket were used starting in 1968. This version has a straight cut edge on the front section, later versions were curved. Straight and curved mixed during 1968 on same car. Original part number is 5A483. The MPC and other manuals refer to this bracket as:...

Reproduction sway bar clamp mount for your 67 - 70 Cougar or Mustang. Close to original design, but misses by a mile. Does not share the correct contour as originals. Welds to the front frame rail.

Original passenger side sway bar mount for your 1967- early 1968 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. Nice original, removed from our better cars. Metal cleanup needed, we cut these a little generously to protect the bracket. Two versions of this bracket were used starting in 1968. This version has a straight cut edge on the front section, later versions were curved. Straight and curved mixed during 1968 on same car. Original part number is 5A483. The MPC and other manuals refer to this...

U-shaped bracket that mounts the long flat part of the front sway bar to the chassis. Clamps sold individually, two needed for attaching front sway bars. This clamp with the folded ears on the sides is for the 7/8 and 15/16 inch front sway bars.

Concours correct reproduction of the front sway bar clamps used on all 67 - 70 Cougars and Mustangs with the competition suspension option, or 15/16th" sway bar. Never available until now. Exactly like the originals in every detail. Standard for all Shelbys, Boss 302s, and Cobra Jets. Stamped and formed just like the originals.

Pair of U-shaped brackets that mounts the long flat part of the front sway bar to the chassis. Two needed for attaching front sway bars. *Note* 1969 and 1970 Cougars with the Competition Handling Package which included all with 428CJ and Boss 302 engine packages, used a different bracket with a Ford part number of C7ZZ-5486-A.Replaces Ford part number #: C6OZ-5486-B.

New 3/8-16 nut for the shock tower shock cap. Three nuts used on each cap, 6 total per car. Sold individually.Replaces Ford part number 377706-S7.

Nuts and washers for attaching the rear differential carrier or pumkin or third member to the rear axle housing.Correct for all 1967-68 Mercury Cougar and 1965-68 Ford Mustang. 8 inch or 9 inch third members, all the same.

New pair of white and yellow paint sticks for the Mercury or Ford. These units were used by FORD at the assembly plants to mark fender aprons

New pinion seal for any 8 inch third member found in 1967-73 Ford and Mercury cars. 1967-68 Mercury Cougar and all years of Mustang with 8 inch drop out rears.

Reproduction pinion seal for the 9 inch ring gear on the 1967 - 1973 Mercury Cougar or Ford mustang. 

C3AZ-4730-B Rubber bumper that mounts to the metal axle snubber on Ford nine inch rear ends on 1967 - 1970 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustangs. Good used part with solidly mounted metal threaded stud. Pinion bumper. The casting number seen on the 67-68 is C3AA-4906-C, this version has fine threads. The version most often seen on the 69-70 is C9OA-4906-A. It will have a coarse threaded mounting stud. Two of these were used on certain 1967 Shelby Mustangs with traction bars.

Used pinion yoke for an 8 inch rear end on any 1967-68 Mercury Cougar or 1967-73 Ford Mustang. 25 splines Ford says it is for a 1260 U-Joint. Part cleaned for pictures, used parts shipped the way they come off of the cars. Shipped bare, no hardware included.Ford part number C3OZ-4851-A.

Reproduction radiator / core support for Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang. This is the very best one made! Replaces Ford part # C7ZZ-16138-B and C7ZZ-6510852-B together.

Passenger side chassis bumper bracket for the rear axle. Passenger side as removed from a 1967-73 Mercury Cougar. Good condition bracket, road tested, but not salt road tested. Ships as shown, cut with generous margins around the original bracket.

Driver side chassis bumper bracket for the rear axle. Passenger side as removed from a 1967-73 Mercury Cougar. Good condition bracket, road tested, but not salt road tested. Ships as shown, cut with generous margins around the original bracket.