Spectra M111 Floor Plug

Overview

Spectra M111 is a floor plug for body hardware applications that helps close drain openings and restore a cleaner, more finished floor pan. It fits classic Ford Mustang and Mercury Cougar applications with drain hole coverlet notes, making it a direct match for restoration work where the original opening needs to be sealed.

Key Features

• Floor plug for body hardware and fastener applications
• Fits 1964-1970 Ford Mustang, N/A
• Fits 1967-1970 Mercury Cougar, N/A
• Used for drain hole coverlet applications with screws noted in fitment
• OE-style body panel replacement from Spectra Premium

Detailed Description

The Spectra M111 floor plug is built for restoration and repair jobs where a drain opening in the floor pan needs to be covered cleanly. It is listed for 1964-1970 Ford Mustang and 1967-1970 Mercury Cougar applications, both noted as drain hole coverlet with screws. For buyers searching for a Ford Mustang floor plug or Mercury Cougar body hardware replacement, M111 provides a fitment-specific solution that aligns with the original opening location and application notes. Spectra Premium body panels are engineered with manufacturing controls and quality checks aimed at matching original equipment expectations, and this part cross-references Spectra Premium M111 for the same application.

What It Is Used For

• Sealing a floor drain opening
• Replacing a missing or damaged floor plug
• Restoring a cleaner floor pan appearance
• Addressing corrosion-prone openings in body panels
• Matching drain hole coverlet applications noted in fitment

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the drain opening style and fitment notes before installation. The listed applications specify drain hole coverlet with screws, so confirm the opening matches the original configuration on the vehicle. Test-fit the plug before final installation to ensure proper alignment and coverage.

Quality Assurance

Spectra Premium body panels are produced with engineering, manufacturing technology, and quality control processes intended to meet or exceed original equipment performance expectations.