Classic 1970 Cougar ! First Generation Restored Modified, 1 Off / No Reserve on 2040-cars
Fort Myers, Florida, United States
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Classic muscle
car – First generation, 1970 Mercury “walking
Cougar” Cougar - Yellow and Black vinyl top with Black interior with eliminator
tail spoiler and trim. This Cougars appearance is similar to the 1969 Eliminator
model, but numerous changes were made inside and out. Car has the ultimate
version for these first generation front ends featuring a pronounced center
hood extension and electric shaver grille similar to the 1967 and 1968 Cougars.
Locking steering column, all new gauge package by auto meter, and high-back
bucket seats, similar to those included in the '69 Eliminator package. The
aforementioned new nose along with revised taillight bezels, sequential tail
lights, front bumper and front fender extensions, and larger, recessed side
markers update the look on the outside. A 325 hp (224 kW) 351
"Cleveland" crate motor with demon 4 barrel motivates this very quick
and stylish car. Car has the upgraded "Decor" interior and American Racing
aluminum wheels with Uniroyal tiger paws all the way around. Car has
rack-n-pinion steering, 12 disc CD changer, AC and drives like a new car. Every
nut bolt and washer has been replaced in this very fresh resto-mod classic. This
beautiful Cougar is always appreciated in local car shows; gets a lot of waves
and turned heads every time we take it out. Hate to have to sell but, no
reasonable offer will be turned down! LOOK AT THE CAR ON YOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-WtmX-h4WkQ WE HOPE TAKING THE RESERVE OFF TELLS EVERYONE WE ARE SERIOUS ABOUT SELLING THIS CAR! |
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