1969 1970 Cougar Ht Convert Xr7 Eliminator Head Light Grille Door Stud Bolts 2 on 2040-parts.com
Vancouver, Washington, US
1969-1970 Mercury Cougar, Hardtop, Convertible, XR7, Eliminator.. FRONT HEAD LIGHT GRILLE DOOR MOUNTING PIVOT STUDS (2) Will Work for both sides.. .. These are ORIGINAL FORD BOLTS. Bolts are in Excellent Condition. Great threads, Very Straight.. NO RUST. Removed from a 1970 Cougar... Please email with questions or call us at (360)573-6056. I NOW HAVE AN EBAY STORE WITH LOTS OF GREAT ORIGINAL FORD PARTS. CHECK IT OUT BY CLICKING HERE.. 
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