1969 Mercury Cougar
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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....