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This hardtop was produced on April 22nd 1969 in Dearborn and then shipped to North Florida Motor Company in Jacksonville Florida. From the day it was released on 4/29/69, it was sold within a month on 5/26/69 and started its journey according to the Deluxe Marti Report. This car is painted in a sharp Bright Yellow paint (Ford #3217-A) and features a factory ordered Ram Air induction hood, hood pins, Decor group, rear spoiler, tinted glass, and the Eliminator package badging. The interior flows well with the exterior and features black vinyl high back bucket seats, an AM radio, remote-control left-hand racing mirror, and even seat belts. Powering this Cougar is claimed by the owner to be the original numbers matching 428-4V Cobra Jet Ram Air V8 engine and mated to the factory C-6 Merc-O-Matic Automatic transmission with 3. 50 traction-Lok Axle Ratio. Additional ordered options on this car according to the Marti report are the Power front disc brakes and power steering. The current owners have enjoyed this car for the past 10...

This Cougar is finished in a beautiful base coat clear coat Meadowlark Yellow, with a cool Black Cloth Convert Top. The previous owner gave this car a frame on restoration. In addition to the new paint the trim, door handles, and the front end chrome are all new or restored. The interior is completely redone and is highlighted with a new windshield and all new weather strips and window seals. The rest of the interior is also new or redone including door panels, upholstery, carpet and console. The dash is in excellent shape and is accented by a new wood steering wheel and an upgraded retro stereo. The new convertible top is a rich black cloth with a two piece rear window. The engine compartment and the trunk are finished and detailed. The trunk contains a spare, a mat and a jack. The suspension has been upgraded as well. It includes power rack and pinion steering Tubular control arms and coil over shocks with disc brakes. The 351CI...

1969 was a banner year for muscles cars. Lincoln-Mercury or L-M as they were known even introduced a whole new advertising theme. The 'Streep Scene' as they called it was the street and strip, which to them was a whole new ball game. With the introduction of the Eliminator line of Cougars they finally had a viable option that would compete with the other High Po pony cars out there. The base engine, as in this one, would be the very stout 351 4v Windsor engine which put out a very under rated 290 HP with a tire shredding 385 lbs/ft of torque. This numbers matching original California car has went through an extensive restoration giving you the excellent example you see today. Since the only rust was a 2' round area on the passenger door all of the original sheet metal was able to be retained. With the car ready to be painted the decision was made to go back just the way it came, after all this is only 1 of 51 made, so the color code was obtained and the classic white paint was laid down giving the car a factory quality finish. Accented with the perfect black...

In 1967 the Mercury Cougar made its introduction as a high line version of the Mustang. Offering more options and a larger more luxurious design. With about three million cars produced, the Cougar is the highest selling Mercury brand ever produced. An effort was made to give the Cougar a 'European' flavor when it came to styling. Including such features as hidden headlights, long flowing lines, leather interior, and simulated wood dash panels as inspired by the Jaquar E-Type. Cougar convertibles were offered between 1969 and 1973. Making this 1969 Mercury a lot more desirable.

Our 1969 Mercury Cougar convertible is a fine example of one of Fords most gorgeous vehicles. This Cougar is equipped with a 'BRAND NEW' 351 Windsor V-8 attached to an automatic transmission. Under the hood are more new parts including a new radiator, carburetor, and master cylinder. Other parts recently installed are new front springs and new chrome bumpers. Many comfort features such as power steering, power brakes, air conditioning (not hooked up), and an AM/FM/ 8track radio are also included....

The Cougar came into the Mercury/Ford lineup in the year 1967 offered as a more luxurious variant of the muscle car being larger and more spacious than the Mustang yet offering mean and powerful proven power plants still more than capable of burning rubber and supplying drivers with the thrill of going fast. Under the hood of this muscle beast lies a 351 cubic inch Windsor V8 supplying plentiful amounts of horsepower through a 3-speed automatic transmission. The Cougar also comes as a convertible which can prove very desirable when wanting to enjoy beautiful weather firsthand while taking this roaring muscle car on pleasure cruises. The car is coted in Dark Aqua Metallic making for a gorgeous eye-catching Machine which will steal the show wherever you drive and park it. The car comes loaded with air conditioning, AM Radio, power brakes, power steering, and a powered top for the convertible top. The time is never...