1969 Ford Mustang Or Cougar Power Steering Center Link, Idler Arm, And Tie Rods on 2040-parts.com
Bristow, Virginia, US
I removed this from my 1969 mustang convertible. Looks to be original to the car but can't verify as there are no part numbers. Includes center link, idler arm, and left and right inner and outer tie rods. Bidding starts at just $30 with no reserve. Shipping and handling is $20 to 48 CONUS states only. Good luck.
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