Windows / Glass

This is the bracket on which the windshield washer bag hang on the 1967 Mercury Cougar.  According to Phil Parcells

These zinc-plated Washer Nozzles are exact copies of the originals. Sold in pairs.Replaces Ford Part #: C7ZZ-17603-A.

Injection molded high strength plastic connector for hoses leading to nozzles. Factory fit.Replaces Ford Part #: C7SZ-17A601-A or C0AB-17A601-A.Will not fit 69-70 with factory hoses as they used Ford part # C8OZ-17A601-A

Satin Finish Wiper Arm

These are hand picked grade A condition original arms with no defects. Right is the same as left. Sold individually, two per car. The reproductions of the 67 - 70 are identical, but the originals are NOT! The 67 - 68 and the 69 - 70 were bent at different angles and carry different Trico patent numbers. In our experience in owning and parting 100's of early Cougars, 1967 and 1968 use the early style, and 1969 and 70 use the later style. Click here to see pics of the differences between the 67...

Exact reproduction of original. Original manufacturer has redesigned blade assembly with plastic components. Sold individually

Original stainless steel wiper assembly, fits any 1967-68 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. Has the original metal fastener to connect to your wiper arm, rather than the plastic piece used in the reproductions. Sold individually, two per car, 15" rubber wiper blade not included.Replaces Ford part #: C3AZ-17528-J.

Original FoMoCo used two speed windshield wiper motor for your 1967-68 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. This used motor comes as shown with wiring harness for all 1967-68 Cougar and Mustangs. Motors are tested and guaranteed to work, 90 day warranty. Linkage arm for the 1967-68 installation, must be marked 7Z. Linkage arms sold separately. Stamped C7ZF-17504-D, Ford part # C6OZ-17508-D.

This Wiper Pivot To Cowl Seal Reproduction is sold as a pair. Fits both the 67 and 68. Replaces Ford part #: C5ZZ-17475.

This is an exact reproduction of the wiper transmissions that will connect to the wiper motor and the output shafts. It includes correct links and pivots for full range of motion. This is commonly replaced when swapping your cowl panel

Used wiper transmissions that will connect to the wiper motor and the output shafts. This is commonly replaced when swapping your cowl panel, steel dash panel, and/or firewall. If you want to keep your car original, go with these good used arms, or you can find the reproductions here.

373460-S Factory original used bolt used to fasten the guide to the door (2) Reproduction version from AMK - https://secure.cougarpartscata...

Used driver side (left hand) grade "A" tinted door glass for the Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang Coupe. This item will have the faint green tint and be marked SUN-X. Very good used door glass with no deep scratches (multiple faint scratches and water spots often will be present). Not perfect but the best you could expect to find from a 50 year old plus parts car and will of course be a better fit than repro. This door window comes with surrounding stainless steel affixed trim in good condition....

Good reproductions but we suggest you consider our good used original FORD units that have been closely inspected and have had new plastic rollers installed. *NOTE* Originals were painted semi gloss black. Often the regulator is fine and all you need is new rollers. Check out this helpful youtube video on how to replace these rollers.

Reproduction door to window seal for the early 1967 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang. These are copies of ones for use before 12/14/1966. Install at the rear of the door at the edge of the door window. Replaces Ford part #: C7ZZ-6520558-B and C7ZZ-6520559-A. Sold as a pair. This part is often listed incorrectly under C7ZZ-6520588.

It is not often we get perfect used rubber, but nothing fits like OEM!The Engineering number on the bottom of the driver side reads C7ZB-6521449-ACheck out our video below for helpful tips on disassembling your vent and quarter windows: 67-68 Cougar/Mustang Vent & Quarter Windows - Disassembly for Restoration

It is not often we get perfect used but nothing fits like OEM!The Engineering number on the bottom of the passenger side reads C7ZB-6521448-ACheck out our video below for helpful tips on disassembling your vent and quarter windows: 67-68 Cougar/Mustang Vent & Quarter Windows - Disassembly for Restoration

Mounts to the door jamb and keeps water from going into the quarter panel. Sold as a pair. Replaces Ford part #: C7ZZ-6528182 and C7ZZ-6528183

These are a higher quality rubber than the other reproduction available. Mounts to the door jamb and keeps water from going into the quarter panel. Sold as a pair. Replaces Ford part #: C7ZZ-6528182 and C7ZZ-6528183

Used spacer for the lower windshield moulding

Used grade "A" driver side (left hand) vent window frame as it comes out of the door and is just the bare window frame. This is not a perfect part but it will look good on a low mile car that shows a little patina. The weatherstrip track that continues down into the door can be had with this part for no extra charge, please mention it in the comments section when you order online. Ford part # C7ZZ-6522205-A. Casting # C7ZB-6522223-A Check out our video below for helpful tips on disassembling...

Original NOS part, new in box. Ford part # C5ZZ-6503110-A

Good used

Good used

This is a good used fitting with large and small nipples for use with the foot actuated washer pumps found on 1967-68 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang. Good used part that we verify the check valve is working. These screw into of the rubber covered pumps.

High quality rubberized vinyl bag, with Gold silk screened FoMoCo logo. An exact copy of the original unit. Only the early model 1967 Cougars would have used this, all other 67-68 Cougars would have used the plastic washer bottle. Replaces Ford Part # C1AZ-17618.According to Phil Parcells who runs the national data base for the Mercury Cougar, the changeover from the washer bag to the plastic bottle was approx Dec 1, 1966, at approximately consecutive unit # 545100. However there are oddball...