1995 Mustang Parts

1995 Mustang Parts

Update the Looks and Performance of Your 1995 Mustang with OEM and Aftermarket Parts

1995 Mustang Parts

1995 Mustang Parts

Update the Looks and Performance of Your 1995 Mustang with OEM and Aftermarket Parts

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  1. ANT12-V
    UPR Antenna 14" Billet Mustang 1979-2009
    Rating:
    100%
    From $21.99
  2. TBR1
    Lower Torque Box Reinforcement Kit Heavy-Duty Mustang 1979-2004
    Rating:
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    $55.99
  3. Dynamat Dynatape
    Dynamat Dynatape
    Rating:
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    $11.95
  4. KONI Rear Shock STR.T Mustang 1994-2004
    KONI Rear Shock STR.T Mustang 1994-2004
    Rating:
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    $77.64 MSRP $164.77
  5. MSK104
    Hurst Shifter Knob T-Handle Brushed Aluminum
    Rating:
    93%
    $58.59
  6. ARP Valve Cover Stud Kit High Performance Hex Head 289/302/351W
    ARP Valve Cover Stud Kit High Performance Hex Head 289/302/351W
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    $32.99
  7. Fender Emblem 5.0 Stick-On Gloss Black Pair Mustang GT 15-26
    Fender Emblem 5.0 Stick-On Gloss Black Pair Mustang GT 15-26
    Rating:
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    $55.99
  8. Distributor Mustang 5.0L 1994-1995
    Distributor Mustang 5.0L 1994-1995
    Rating:
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    $105.99
  9. ACP Driveshaft Slip Yoke 28 Spline T5/ C4/ AOD/ AODE/ 4R70W Mustang 1983-2004
    ACP Driveshaft Slip Yoke 28 Spline T5/ C4/ AOD/ AODE/ 4R70W Mustang 1983-2004
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    $59.99
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1995 Mustang Parts

Aside from the new GTS trim and the return of the Cobra R, the 1995 Mustang was pretty much the same as the 1994 model. Whether you’re looking to restore your interior or modify your Mustang for more power and performance, we’ve got the parts you need.

Popular mods like a cold air intake, tune, and an exhaust kit, are still great ways to get more horsepower and sound from your ‘95 Mustang. Upgrading to high-performance cylinder heads is also a quick way to get the most out of your stock engine.

Don’t forget to upgrade your brakes to accommodate all that extra horsepower, though. And if you’re taking your Mustang to the track, or just want better handling overall, check out coilovers, thicker sway bars, or subframe connectors.

To give your Mustang a refreshed exterior, try a new hood, LED lights, wheels, or a spoiler. Inside the cabin, try a new steering wheel, shifter, and racing seats to update the look and feel. Both the V6 and GTS trims had pretty spartan interiors, so now’s the perfect time to replace those cloth seats and dated features with more comfortable, modern ones.

Not your Mustang’s model year? Check out parts for these SN95 Mustangs: 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, or 2004.