1973 Mercury Cougar Xr7 Convertible on 2040-cars
Chicago, Illinois, United States
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This is a great looking and running car. I recently bought this car and now I am interested in another project. This Cougar has a 1 year old top, recent paint, probably about the same time. It was a southern car before I got it. I removed the points and made it an electronic ignition. The carb was just replaced as well as the fuel pump. I added air shocks because I like the look with the back end just a little higher up. I put on about 1000 mile since I bought it and it runs great. I drive it about 4 times a week and I take it anywhere. I replaced the door panels due to rips and just age ware. I added a console from a 73 mustang and a cd player with new speakers. The rim blow horn does not work because of the steering wheel has an open. The floors and trunk pans are in great condition. There are some small spots starting to make their presence felt. Any questions just ask, thanks for looking.
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