1969 Mercury Cougar Convertible 5.8l on 2040-cars
Youngstown, Ohio, United States
This is a numbers matching 1969 Mercury Cougar Convertible with a 351 W 2 valve carburetor. The passenger side floors have been redone and much exterior body work has been done as well. The driver side floor needs replaced, but included in the selling price are brand new floor sheet metal (Ford price sticker still intact). The driver side inner rocker panel will need replaced, but a new rocker panel (also with the price sticker remaining) is additionally included with sale. All of the interior is included and is in good shape. Both passenger and driver bucket seats have a tear in the sitting portion which can easily be reupholstered. The only interior piece missing is the carpet and its corresponding insulation. It does not have an exhaust at all (no headers/exhaust manifolds, pipes, or mufflers). The engine was winterized when stored 13 years ago. It ran before it was winterized; however, I am not sure if it will still run. The grill on the passenger side has a rung missing out of it; however, included in the selling is an extra passenger side grill piece that is in perfect condition. The driver's side grill is perfectly in tact. There is an additional door that comes with the car as well as many more additional parts. If you have any questions call me at (330) 301-9581.
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