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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, with built to higher standards, assuring the best performance and quality across the board. This particular 1973 Mercury Cougar XR7 for sale is powered by a mighty 351 cubic inch Cleveland small block V8. Clevelands are known for their torque and this one is no slouch! Backed by a 3-speed automatic transmission, this Cougar has plenty of pounce! The exterior is a nice shade of yellow, giving this car the proper 70s look that you'd want of a vintage 70s Mercury. With an automatic convertible top, it's almost too easy to drop the top and cruise down to the local drive-in, show, or roller rink. The interior is an awesome shade of saddle. With vintage style vinyl, this 73' 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...

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...

This Comet has survived the past 56 years being unrestored and still rocking its original 1963 Peacock Turquoise paint. Survivors are getting harder and harder to find with many being junked, stripped for parts or restored they are in a league of their own. This survivor is believed to have had only 3 total owners during its time and has Under the hood is the original 170 CI straight 6 engine paired to a 2-speed automatic transmission. The noise is emitted through a newly installed exhaust coming out the rear. The odometer currently reads only 40,938. Open the door and you are greeted to a matching blue interior with both cloth and vinyl. In the center of the dash is a cassette player and an AM/FM radio giving...

In 1962, Mercury marketing decided that the Monterey nameplate had better consumer recognition than the Meteor moniker as far as full-sized vehicles were concerned (despite the fact that the Meteor outsold the Monterey), and instead assigned the Meteor name to a new line of mid-sized cars based on the Ford Fairlane which, in turn, was based on a long-wheelbase version of the Ford Falcon chassis. This smaller, mid-sized Meteor filled the product gap between the full-sized Monterey and the compact, Ford Falcon-based Mercury Comet. the 1962 Meteors wore unique rear quarter panels that mimicked the Monterey's jet-pod taillights.

This 62 is sporting the Larger engine option with the 260 CID mill pushing power to it 2 speed Ford-O-matic transmission. The Ford-o-matic two-speed transmission was introduced in 1959. A simplified version of the Cruise-O-Matic, it combined a torque connector and a compound planetary gear set. A front unit (multiple-disc) clutch provided high gear, a front band on the clutch drum provided low gear, and a band on the rear unit internal gear drum provided reverse....

Introduced for the 1967 model year, the Mustang-based Cougar quickly became a top selling vehicle for Mercury. Consumers quickly fell in love with the Cougar due to the performance and handling of a Mustang while adding creature comforts and styling not seen in the Mustang. Through it's 34 year production line, the Cougar became the top selling Mercury of all time by selling nearly three million units. This Cougar is equipped with the 351 Cubic Inch Cleveland V8 mated to an automatic transmission. The coordinating blue paint with the blue and white interior make this convertible stand out even more. Other options for this vehicle include air conditioning (non-operational at the moment), AM/FM radio, seat...