Mercury Cougar Xr7 351w 4 Speed Hurst Manual. Fast And Strong! on 2040-cars
Honea Path, South Carolina, United States
This is a 1970 XR7 Cougar muscle car, very nice and rare.
1. This is a XR7 V8 351- Hurst 4 speed manual- 9 in posi rear end. ALL THE GOODIES IN ONE. 2. I have all the title history on this car from when it was bought in Colorado from a AZ customer, this car was most of its life in the town of Mesa, AZ until the owner moved to Greenville, SC; then it was sold to a family in Belton, SC and then I got it from them, Honea Path, SC; This is a 3 owners car. I also have a MARTI REPORT and THE WINDOW STICKER from the dealer when the car was bought new. 3. This is 1 of 140 factory built with this engine-transmission combo and maybe there are no more than 20 still in existence, VERY rare CAT. 4. Factory V8 351 that was bored .30 over making this engine a Ford 357. All new inside parts with a mild cam on it, nothing radical. New Hooker long headers and new 2.5 in exhaust all the way back with one chamber flowmaster with turn down . Sounds Amazing. 5. New aluminum timing cover. Brand OEM new water pump, cleaned and flushed copper 3 row radiator. New 351 Scott Drake valve covers.New edelbrock breathable filter. Runs real good and sounds even better. 6. New rebuilt-original-factory 4 speed Hurst toploader transmission with new shifter boot and a brand new center force dual friction clutch and racing shield blowproof bellhousing; It can't get better than this. 7. Ford 9 inches POSI rear end. 8. Brand new Firestone tires 235 back and 215 front; both are 15's . 9. New gas tank and sending unit. 10. New Front and Rear suspension including shocks-springs-leafs-sway bars and mounts. 11. New brakes and bearings; brake lines front and back are new too. 12. New total control Subframe connectors. 13. New engine curved Monte Carlo bar above the engine. 14. Hide Away Lights with factory vacuum in working order. 15. New front Spoiler 16. Power Steering/No AC 17. New floors OEM specs one piece front and back, welded and sealed. 19. All the under carriage was pressure washed, coating sprayed and then painted. 20. New carpet and the rest of the interior is all original in really great shape for being 45 years old! 21. New door sill plates. 22. High bucket seats. 23. Tach and clock on dashboard. 24. New GT Racing steering wheel and yes the horn works. 25. New paint and no bondo . NO RUST AT ALL, not one spot in the entire car. None-cero-nada. 26. New windshield. 27. ALL rubbers and weatherstrip are new all around. 28. Original door handle but have a set of new one too. 29. New molded dash pad. 30. Thicker-better new torsion bars front and back. 31. The trunk was clean and spatter paint, New trunk mat, have spare tire. 32. 1 inch rear lowering drop kit. 33. New hood hinges. -----90438 on the odometer and only 125 MILES on the engine and transmission! Thank you for reading and GOD bless you. Email any question. |
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