Delete the factory HVAC controls and replace them with a clean, functional mounting solution designed specifically for 1979–1986 Ford Mustangs. This HVAC Controls Delete Panel is ideal for race cars, track builds, and stripped-down street cars where climate controls are no longer needed.
Designed as a direct replacement for the factory HVAC control panel, this mount provides a clean, purposeful look while adding space for essential race electronics or gauges. Whether you’re simplifying the interior for weight reduction or repurposing the location for critical engine data, this panel delivers a factory-fit appearance with motorsports functionality.
Reuses the factory hardware for mounting – not included
Available in four configurations to match your build:
Holley EFI 3.5" Screen Mount – Designed to securely hold the Holley 3.5" display used with Terminator and Sniper EFI systems
Blank Panel – Clean, minimalist delete panel for a stripped-down interior or future customization
2 1/16" (52mm) Gauge Holder – Ideal for oil pressure, fuel pressure, boost, or other critical gauges
2 5/8" (67mm) Gauge Holder – Ideal for oil pressure, fuel pressure, boost, or other critical gauges
This panel is well-suited for race cars, drag cars, road course builds, and street cars undergoing HVAC controls removal/relocation.
HVAC controls, gauges, and Holley screen not included.
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