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The Mercury Cougar was introduce in 1967 as an upscale version of the Ford Mustang. Because of this, they shared the same exact platform, with very similar power train options. The XR7 versions were built to higher standards, assuring the best performance and quality across the board. This particular 1969 Mercury Cougar XR7 for sale is powered by a numbers matching 351 cubic inch Windsor small block V8. Windsors are known for their reliability and horsepower. Simply put, this kitty is no slouch! Backed by a 3-speed automatic transmission, this Cougar has plenty of pounce! The exterior is a driver quality shade of Black, giving this car the proper 70s look that you'd want of a vintage 70s Mercury. With looks for days, it'll be hard not to cruise down to the local drive-in, show, or roller rink every Friday night. The interior is a real blast from the past. With vintage style Black vinyl and leather, this 69' Cougar for sale is both comfortable and functional! Load up the car with all of your buddies and head on down to the beach, because this comfortable...

Lincoln-Mercury or L-M as they were known even introduced a whole new advertising theme. This 1969 Mercury Cougar Convertible is powered by its 351 Windsor CID V8 Engine and is backed by a 3-speed automatic transmission. The paint is believed to be original with the exception of the driver-s side quarter that looks to have been repainted. The interior is still sporting its original dark red vinyl interior. Considering it is nearly 50 years old it still shows well. A new top was installed in 2002, but looks to be in great shape, due to the car being garage kept. This luxury sports convertible has only had maintenance work performed, so many will consider this a survivor car. Whether you are looking for...

Mercury entered the pony car scene with the new Cougar in 1967 and it ranked high in looks and performance. Bridging the gap between the sporty Mustang and luxurious Thunderbirds, the Cougar was received well among buyers who were seeking a happy medium. 1969 saw the Cougar now offering a convertible top, as seen on this bright example. Simply operate the small switch on the center panel above the Kenwood radio and choose to have the top up or down. The automatic black top is complimented by the simulated black leather interior featuring bucket seats and a gorgeous faux walnut dashboard with black faced instruments. A fully functioning clock is neatly placed on the passenger panel and a 6,000 RPM tachometer provides performance information while driving this slick ride. Place your hand comfortably on the T-shifter that smoothly operates the automatic transmission. Powering this strong cat is a 351 CID Windsor V8 engine, new to the engine line up in 1969. Boasting a 250 horsepower, this Cougar roars down the street and has no issues...