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Pushing into the late 60's the muscle car war was about to hit overdrive. Ford wanted to gain even more of the market and at the same time appeal to a more refined crowd. With that Ford set out to work and under their Mercury banner debuted the Cougar, a gentleman's muscle car. The Cougar would become Mercury's greatest success and see 8 generations spanning 34 years! Here we have a '70 Model. Walking around the car you fall in love with the Candy Apple Red. The paint and black vinyl top are in good shape and create a nice contrast. The dark red vinyl interior is also in good shape. Open the door and slide into the comfortable seat, turn the key and under that big hood the 351ci V8 roars to life! Power is ran to the ground through an automatic transmission. With the stripes, the hood, and the front and rear spoiler you get the look of the Eliminator for a fraction of the cost. Current owner has had her for over 8 years, acquired from a private owner out of Tennessee. This car is originally a western one as it is stated to be a 3-owner car...

Numbers matching 1969 Mercury Cougar XR7 Convertible up for grabs. This Cougar XR7 is in great condition and is equipped with the original 351CID Windsor engine that had been rebuilt and the original FMX automatic transmission. 9' rear end with 3. 00 gears. Great looking color scheme with five year old white paint and new black vinyl interior. Eliminator clone with hood stripes, center console, and hood scoop. This car...

1970 was the last year of the most desirable first generation body style. This muscular drop top sports a 351 CID Windsor V8 with a 4 barrel carburetor running through an automatic transmission. The car has 91,576 actual miles, but the restoration only has 5000 miles on it. The Cougar is finished in a glossy coat of blue paint which is set off by the red line tires. The automatic convertible top works wonderfully and looks great. This car has black vinyl interior which shows very little wear. Cougars were well optioned and this one doesn\'t disappoint with...

For 1971, the Cougar was restyled, weighed less, and had only a one-inch-longer wheelbase than its predecessors. The front end now featured four exposed headlights; the disappearing headlights were eliminated. The center grille piece was now larger, sharing its appearance with the 1971 Mercury Cyclone. The rear featured a semi fastback with a 'flying buttress' sail-panel. The convertible returned, as did the XR-7 and the GT package. Enough about history! This lovely example is one of 1,635 built and is equipped with the 351 2 Barrel Cleveland V8 H Code engine mated to an automatic transmission. This is a true survivor car. This Cougar is a factory-equipped AC car. The powder Blue looks great and will stand out in any crowd. The convertible top is white and really sets off the Powder Blue paint. The interior has been done in white leather with blue carpeting and dash. If you're looking for a stylish Mercury Cougar that you can drop the top on and enjoy the summer breeze, call...

Powered By A Fresh 351 Crate Motor With Less Than 3K Miles, this Four Year-long Restoration shows very well. Upgrades Include Edelbrock Carb Protronics, New Tires With Kelsey Hays 32 Wire Wheels, Automatic FMX 3 Speed Auto Transmission With A Ford 9 inch rear with 3:00. 1 Ratio For That Highway Cruise,.

Refreshed Brake System, On The Inside You will find a all new interior in light nugget gold very rare with dark nugget accents new clock and bezels, and seat upholstery carpet factory radio.

New door seals and so much more on the inside. On The Exterior you will see all new...