West Coast Classic Cougar

Used clip for the adjustment tension spring for the tilt / tilt away steering column found in the Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. One required per car. *NOTE* For tilt column service, you can contact Tony Augustine at 6t8cougarguy@gmail.com. Tony is a trusted colleague of WCCC and we've sent many customers his way since our column specialist retired last year.

1967 Cougar Owners: To view our exploded view interactive diagram of the tilt steering column parts, click here. This is the part of the tilt switch that the turn signal wand screws into. This part is always included when you purchase a new turn signal switch. 1967-69 mechanism has two springs on either side, the 1970-73 mechanism uses just one spring. There is an active thread on the Classic Cougar Community Forum discussing tilt columns and trouble shooting. *NOTE* For tilt column service,...

Used lower knuckle for the tilt / tilt away steering column found in the Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. This unit will not interchange with the 1967 tilt / tilt away. This is because the center hole on the 1967 unit is round where this 1968-69 version is elongated. There is an active thread on the Classic Cougar Community Forum discussing tilt columns and trouble shooting. *NOTE* For tilt column service, you can contact Tony Augustine at 6t8cougarguy@gmail.com. Tony is a trusted colleague of...

1967 Cougar Owners: To view our exploded view interactive diagram of the tilt steering column parts, click here. Used lower knuckle for the tilt / tilt away steering column found in the Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. This knuckle is unique to 1967 because the center hole is round. The 1968-69 features an elongated center hole.  There is an active thread on the Classic Cougar Community Forum discussing tilt columns and trouble shooting. *NOTE* We'll give you UP TO $100 cash back for your...

New reproduction of the grommet found at the bottom of nearly any Ford steering column starting in 1970 for the transmission lockout rod. *NOTE* For tilt column service, you can contact Tony Augustine at 6t8cougarguy@gmail.com. Tony is a trusted colleague of WCCC and we've sent many customers his way since our column specialist retired last year.

Used Emergency Flasher Knob Bezel / Fixed Column for the 1967 - 1969 Mercury Cougar / 1967 - 1969 Ford Mustang 

Used black plastic clip for holding the turn signal wiring harness to the column tube, next to the vacuum actuator. Fits any 1967 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang with tilt swing away steering columns.

1967 Cougar Owners: To view our exploded view interactive diagram of the tilt steering column parts, click here. Locking pawl catch pin for your 67-69 Lincoln - Mercury - Ford tilt steering columns. This is an improved reproduction with cir-clips to prevent movement, avoiding damage to you locking pawl. These shafts are notorious for working their way out of place with normal use. Once the pin works its way out the locking pawl will not be aligned with the teeth and the cast part will break...

Used tilt column wiring harness for the 1967 Mercury Cougar. 

Used upper knuckle for the tilt / tilt away steering column equipped Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. There is an active thread on the Classic Cougar Community Forum discussing tilt columns and trouble shooting. *NOTE* For tilt column service, you can contact Tony Augustine at 6t8cougarguy@gmail.com. Tony is a trusted colleague of WCCC and we've sent many customers his way since our column specialist retired last year. ...

Used bracket for the vacuum reservoir for the tilt / tilt away steering column found in the Mercury cougar or Ford Mustang. This specialized little bracket is used to mount the tilt / tilt away vacuum reservoir in place. *NOTE* WCCC services all FoMoCo tilt and tilt-tilt away steering columns 1967-1979. Our shop rate for this service is $90 per hour and most columns with serious problems do need complete tear down and build up which usually takes 3-4 hours plus the cost of any replacement...

This is a tension spring that defaults the steering wheel to up and or tilt away position. The spring in the 1967 Column is not as strong nor as tall as the 1968 or 1969 column spring.Spring Length: 2 5/16" *NOTE* For tilt column service, you can contact Tony Augustine at 6t8cougarguy@gmail.com. Tony is a trusted colleague of WCCC and we've sent many customers his way since our column specialist retired last year. ...

This is a plastic cushion, washer and/or spring between the lower knuckle and inner tube on a 1967 tilt-away steering column.*NOTE* For tilt column service, you can contact Tony Augustine at 6t8cougarguy@gmail.com. Tony is a trusted colleague of WCCC and we've sent many customers his way since our column specialist retired last year.

This Screw fastens the plastic guide for turn signal wires next to column under the cone by steering wheel.

Good used "L" bracket for the tilt cable adjustment on the 1968 and 1969 Cougar or Mustang.

One year only bracket used on both fixed and tilt column cars.

This is a rebuild service in which we will replace the locking pawl and cable. We provide this service for Cougars, Mustangs and T Birds.Ford part number C9ZZ-3E520-A THIS SERVICE REQUIRES THAT YOU SEND IN YOUR CABLE IN ADVANCE.

Reproduction pivot pin for the Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang / Thunderbird equipped with a tilt / tilt away column. This is a pressed pin with a flange and 2 - 4 are required per car. Pin is custom made on short runs and is very difficult to find. .001 undersized, and with 8/32 threads instead of 6/32 like the originals. Newer pin removal tools will fit. Replaces Ford part # C7SZ-3D739-A. Removing pivot pins on 67 - 69 tilt away columns: Work on the upper knuckle pivot pins as there is room...

This is a tension spring that defaults the steering wheel to up and or tilt away position. The spring in the 68 - 69 Column is stronger and taller than the 1967 column spring.*NOTE* For tilt column service, you can contact Tony Augustine at 6t8cougarguy@gmail.com. Tony is a trusted colleague of WCCC and we've sent many customers his way since our column specialist retired last year.

Used lower steering column bearing for the 67-73 Cougar or Mustang. The tilt columns take an upper and lower bearing, while the fixed column only takes an upper. The upper bearing can be found here. Outside diameter: 1.500"Inside diameter: 1.060" *NOTE* For tilt column service, you can contact Tony Augustine at 6t8cougarguy@gmail.com. Tony is a trusted colleague of WCCC and we've sent many customers his way since our column specialist retired last year. ...

1967 Cougar Owners: To view our exploded view interactive diagram of the tilt steering column parts, click here. Reproduction vacuum reservoir for the tilt / tilt away steering column equipped Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. This is a 1967 only design that didn't have mounting bolts on top like the later versions, they used a side mounting bracket.NOTE: You will need to use the mounting bracket from your old can, these reproductions do not come with one. *NOTE* WCCC services all FoMoCo tilt...

Locking pawl catch pin and locking pawl pin for your 70-73 Lincoln - Mercury - Ford tilt steering columns. This is an improved reproduction with cir-clips to prevent movement, avoiding damage to you locking pawl. These shafts are notorious for working their way out of place with normal use. Once the pin works its way out the locking pawl will not be aligned with the teeth and the cast part will break under pressure. Upgrading to these parts can avoid several hundred dollars in damage. These...

This linkage fits between the gear at the bottom of the key lock and rod that goes to the ignition switch on the fixed column.*NOTE* For tilt column service, you can contact Tony Augustine at 6t8cougarguy@gmail.com. Tony is a trusted colleague of WCCC and we've sent many customers his way since our column specialist retired last year. Ford part number D0AA-3E715-D

Locking pawl pin for your 70 - 79 tilt steering column for all Lincoln - Mercury - Ford products. This is an improved reproduction with cir-clips to prevent movement, avoiding damage to your locking pawl. These shafts are notorious for working their way out of place with normal use. Once the pin works its way out the locking pawl will not be aligned with the teeth and the cast part will break under pressure. Upgrading to this part can avoid several hundred dollars in damage. This precision...