This is a complete copy of the original Ford Motor Company 1965-1972 Lincoln Mercury Master Parts and Accessories Catalog (a.k.a. the MPC). This is the large book (7000+ pages) that sat on every Ford parts counter in the 70’s and 80's and is still used by many dealers today. This is the last printing of this catalog, so it includes all of the updates and corrections. Section A includes every part number used on Ford vehicles built between 65 and 72. Section B includes full exploded view illustrations of these those vehicles, which provides a great aid to anyone restoring or repairing one of these vehicles.

This is an exact copy of the original volumes made on to two easy to use CDs. All of the info can be read and viewed in Adobe Reader on a PC or a Mac. 

This is a must have item for a concours correct restoration project or repair job. If you shop on online and the swap meets for NOS parts, this book can help you make sure you never buy another wrong part. Once you have this disc, you can look it up before you buy and then buy with confidence. If you ever wondered how people figured out what part numbers are correct for their vehicles, this is their trick.

These discs include the part numbers and illustrations for all 65 thru 72 Lincoln Continental, Town Car, Mark III & IV, Versailles, and Zephyr as well as Mercury Brougham, Parklane, Montclair, Monterey, Marquis, Meteor, Marauder, Colony Park, Comet, Montego Cougar, Cyclone GT, Capri, Montcalm and many more! EVERY 1965-72 Lincoln and Mercury car is covered in this catalog!

You will find all the illustrations you need including illustrations of folddown rear seat, disc and drum brake systems, suspension, axles, electrical, power and manual steering, clutch & flywheel, radiator cooling & air conditioning, sheet metal, exhaust & muffler, body molding, interior, frame, fuel lines, intake, Autolite, Rochester, and Motorcraft carburetor part numbers, hood, leaf and coil springs, drive shaft, 3spd & 4spd manual top loader trans, C4, C6 & FMX transmission, Magnum 500 wheels, turbo, and much more! Every part is covered down to the number of threads on each bolt!

You cannot get this book in paper form any longer. Complete copies sell for as much as $500. Here you can buy it, view the pages any time you want, and print only the pages you need and throw them away when you are done. After all, you can reprint them any time. You can make notes on them, take them in the garage and get them dirty and greasy while you work and not have to worry about damaging an expensive investment, because you will be able to reprint it anytime you want or just view it on your screen.

Since this manual is on CD, you can print out pages you need to take to the swap meet and throw them away if it gets all greasy! Save your hard cover binders for something else and use this CDROM instead! You look up parts the same as you would in an actual FORD parts book. In Fact, with the built-in electronic index, you can be a lot faster. This book covers all those C7WE, C8WE, C9, D9ZZ, D4ZZ, D4OE, D3AE part numbers as well as those carry over part numbers from the 60s and early 70s starting with C9ZZ, C90X, C9ZX, D0ZZ, D0AE, D0ZX, D1ZZ, D1ZX, D2ZZ. The book will also show you how to decode and understand what all the letters in those codes mean!

This book cover cars made in 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, and 1972. This includes cars equipped with any 4 cylinder, 200, 302, 351W, 351C, 400 Cleveland, Windsor, 351 Cobra Jet, 390 FE, 428CJ, 429CJ, 460, or Boss 429. Any 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, or 72 Cougar XR7 Montego GT Marauder Comet Eliminator Cyclone Spoiler Continental, Town Car, Fastback, Coupe, Grande, Convertible, or station wagon owner will find things in this book that far exceed the small price you pay for this CD set.

Please note that this catalog is a lower resolution and quality compared to our other single disc catalogs. At this time, this catalog is not available in a higher quality/resolution version.

NOTE: This item does not include a plastic jewel case.  The discs will be packaged in CD envelopes to help reduce the costs of shipping.