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1969 Rare Cougar Xr7 Conv Nevada Rust Free Project Car ...mustang Cousin on 2040-cars

Year:1969 Mileage:100000
Location:

Woodstock, Illinois, United States

Woodstock, Illinois, United States
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Here’s a 1969 Cougar XR7 Conv Project car rustfree from Nevada. Was going to make this a Restomod out of it. Didn’t care how complete it was.You must HAVE a good foundation for a good car. The owner started to restore this by taking it apart and then pass on. As you know these First year 1969 Cougar Conv have been taking off in value in recent years. This is being sold as a basic shell--No motor --trans interior and misc. This is perfect for a replacement body for your damage --rusted out car to be replaced. This would be cheaper to build. Make the car your own. LETS DO THE MATH….to replace floors in a 1969 Mustang or Cougar your average cost is 3000.00. Quarter panels brought used off a western car Dealer would run about 800-1000 per side not including shipping 500-750 each side or together 1200. Buying the repo’s 1/4s run 400.00 ea plus 100.00 per side or yours for 500.00 each side. . Now the tricking part is ... trying to find a good body shop to replace it for you --800-1000 per side and on time with a good job ?? And that’s not all the another things also.. SO.. Your far ahead of the game just getting one that doesn’t need so much work. If you have one .Rusted out body...it would still be cheaper to get a rust free body to start with. Look at the Marti report this was a fully loaded car! One YEAR color in Copper/White interior One of 74 XR7 Conv built code--with PS PB PW AC Stereo. Condition--Rust free body Nevada straight body --You Do Not have you replace panels or floors. I see no patches….Paint is terrible-peeling -faded-scratched -some bondo here and their-dents--pass 1/4 was sideswiped at one time  and was full of bondo….it was replaced with a Brand New repo one--nice job !!  Interior is missing--except dash and rear seat--also some wiring--floors are nice with minor pitting in spot or two--I see only a couple minor pin holes--windshield is cracked.. same as dash pad--Desert cars get their interiors burnt up and one repaint  faded paint job. This is being Sold as a incomplete Project car body needing total restoration for building a restomod or rebuilding or replacing or restoring a original car…..this is a great rust free Nevada unibody for restoring your rusted body and is sold as is condition. Selling a few cars off--also have a TX 69 Cougar HT XR7 Body same RARE color coming up....This is in the local papers..and have the right to cancel at any time......Any Questions 815-354-1226

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