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Are you the type of person that likes to own unique pieces? Well, it does not get much more unique than this --71 Cougar. At first glance you may think, what is that? It is not your average looking --67 Cougar. This --71 Cougar exudes a classy, sophisticated attitude. The Wembledon White adds to the upscale feel along with the white convertible top. The body of this beauty is in excellent shape and shows well with the bright chrome.

Take a look at the interior and you-ll quickly notice this --71 Cougar is triple white. Talk about a clean looking car! The interior is comfortable yet sporty. Everything about the inside of this car screams relaxing, but the -T- handle 4-speed says otherwise. One look at the shifter and you will quickly realize you are in for a treat when you sit in the driver-s bucket seat.

If the transmission did not reveal this is a -Muscle Car-, the 429 Cobra Jet Ram Air surely will. There were only three engine options available in 1971 with the 429 Cobra Jet four-barrel V8 being the biggest of them all. The matching numbers 429 Cobra Jet puts out a ground pounding 370 horse...

This iconic vehicle is powered by a robust Cobra Jet-428 V8 engine, paired with a manual 4-Speed transmission with correct 3. 25 rear, delivering an exhilarating driving experience that true enthusiasts will appreciate. The Cougar Eliminator's exterior is complemented by sleek aluminum wheels, adding a touch of modern flair to its vintage appeal. Inside, the car features the timeless black vinyl hi-back bucket seating, providing a comfortable and stylish environment for both driver and passengers. For your entertainment, the car is equipped with an AM/FM radio, allowing you to enjoy your favorite tunes as you cruise down the road. Safety is also a priority, with seatbelts included to ensure peace of mind during your journeys. This 1970 Mercury Cougar Eliminator is...

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 is an astounding car to have and show off. They are not super common but not so out there that no one knows what it is. She sounds great too and will really impress all your friends and family members! Under the hood of the superb Machine is a 347 CID Ford V8 engine that will put your brain into the back of your skull. Bringing all that power down to the pavement is three speed automatic transmission tied to a rear end differential. Did I say this car sounds great? No, I was wrong it sounds amazing. It is like a lullaby only for a grown adult. This car comes from Chicago, aka the windy city, and the current owner has had the car for 10 years now. This 1968 Mercury Cougar XR7 for sale is blue with a black interior which really compliment one another. I am very proud and happy to have this car in our showroom and I am sure I will see this car go to a nice home real soon! Our 1968 Mercury Cougar XR7 for sale includes: Seat belts, AC, FM/AM radio, CD Player, custom wheels, lumbar support, performance tires, power steering, traction...

This beautiful piece of automotive art was a California car for most of it life. The current owner bought the Cougar in 2010 and got a little crazy with the build. A full rotisserie restoration was began, but the restoration was not intended to bring this Cougar back to factory original, but to make it something nicer, that any true Hot Rodder or Gear Head could appreciate. To insure this cat would be a better handling car than when new, a Total Cost Suspension was added. It consists of removing the shock towers and upgrading to a complete coil over suspension. Wilwood disc brakes have also been added to all four corners. This 1967 Mercury Cougar XR7 GT is powered by its 390 FE CID V8 Engine and is backed by a C6 3-speed automatic transmission. The 390 V8 has been upgraded with Edelbrock aluminum heads, aluminum intake, a roller cam, full length ceramic headers with stainless steel exhaust and Flowmaster mufflers. The ignition system has been upgraded with MSD components, so the 500 hp 390 FE gets all the sparks it needs. To keep this high horsepower V8 cool, an aluminum radiator with dual electric fans has been installed. The...