Transmission

Automatic shifter arm pawl - early version. Mounts inside the bottom of the shifter arm in the slot with the cable and spring. Fits original chromed shifter levers or arms 1967-70 Mercury Cougar,...

Complete console shift assembly for the 67 - 68 Cougar or Mustang. Included in this kit are the T-shifter assy, lever assy, housing and the shifter arm. Ford part numbers: C7ZZ-7210C C7ZZ-7A306A...

Complete floor shift assembly for the 67 - 68 Cougar or Mustang. Included in this kit are the T-shifter assy, lever assy, housing and the shifter arm. Ford part numbers: C7ZZ-7210A C7ZZ-7A306B...

This shifter bucket is used on all 1967 - 1968 Mercury Cougars and Ford Mustang with an automatic center console. Bare bucket with good shift detentes and bushing hole that isn't worn out. Ford part...

This shifter bucket is used on all 1967 - 1968 Mercury Cougars and Ford Mustang without an automatic center console. Bare bucket with good shift detentes and bushing hole that isn't worn out. Ford...

If your automatic floor shifter has play in it left to right then this is the culprit. Easy to install, (more difficult if you have a 67-68 with center console) these are made from a wear resistant...

Fit and and function wise this is the same as the 1968 - 1973 XR7 button. However if you want 100% correctness then the 1967 button is different and there are no reproductions for this exact button....

Fit and and function wise this is the same as the 1968 - 1973 XR7 button and we suggest the quality reproduction we offer as a good replacement. However if you want 100% correctness then the 1967...

Steel retaining plate. Ford part number C5ZZ-7B233-A. This plate is needed to fasten the shift indicator bezel on non-console cars. Fits 1967-68 Mercury Cougar and 1965-68 Ford Mustang, without...

This group of parts mounts to the top of the AT shifter arm and rides against the thumb activated button on your T shift handle. Its function is to lift the cable that runs through the chrome...

Exact reproduction for the 1967 - 1968. Perfect fit and finish. You may want to replace yours with this inexpensive unit just for the fresh new luster alone. Your plastic end buttons may have faded...

Stunning quality and far less likely to crack than the originals. The 67 version was actually a little different than 68 - 73 but you would have to look close to see the difference. Check out this...