1969 Mercury Cougar Elinimator on 2040-cars
Fredonia, New York, United States
We are selling a beautiful 1969 Mercury Cougar Elinimator Clone. This is a real XR7 that has had the Elinimator strip added. The car is out of Florida and I have the original owners manual that has the buyers name and address from Miami, Florida and the selling dearler Gables Lincoln Mercury of Coral Gables, Florida. This car is nice and solid car, both the outer body and under. It has the 351 V8 Eng. Auto on the floor with console and bucket seats. Power steering and Disc brakes on the front. Paint is excellent. Interior is in very nice shape. The car starts right up and runs and drives great. Drive it home if you want. It has the hood scoop, rear wing, and elinimator wheels. The trunk is nice and solid with trunk mat. We welcome you to come and take a look and a test drive. Give us a call at 716 679 7755. Ask for Gary.
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