1967 Mercury Cougar on 2040-cars
Brookfield, Missouri, United States
this is another of my projects that is not going to get finished.
it is a 1967 mercury cougar, the floor pans have been replaced, the seat tray is new.
this is a stick car. pedals are still in-all glass is good with most of the front bodied.
the rear and trunk will need work. the rear end is under it and it has new powder coated
wheels with new tires. the title is good. the seats and panels are in the car but will need
to be redone. there is no dash cover.
this will sell. also i do have a mustang 2 complete for this car if interested, we will talk
price on this.
there is no engine or trans in this car, it was a 289 car
thanks for looking, I am located in Brookfield, Mo.
1-660-258-4200 days
1-660-258-7951 nites
thanks for looking
Junior
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