1968 Mercury Cougar Xr-7 351 W, Automatic, Excellent Barn Find, Low Reserve!!! on 2040-cars
Mesquite, Nevada, United States
True Barn Find, Just Pulled Out And Ready To Be Brought Back To Life Very Nice 1968 Cougar XR-7, Easily Restored, Quite Complete Originally a 302, Now Has A 351 Windsor That Is Not Running, But Turns Freely Was Running When Parked, But Mice Have Eaten At Least The Plug Wires Body Is Pretty Straight, One Repaint In Original Color Many Years Ago Car Is Very Nice & Complete, Fairly minor Rust In Driver's Q/P & Door It Appears They Were Poorly Repaired When Repainted Patch Panels & Replacement Doors Are Readily Available Interior Is Quite Nice Except For Dash Pad And Carpet Has Center Console W/ Shifter & Upper Console On Ceiling Both Tail Lights Are Nice With No Apparent Breaks Seen Front Grill & Headlight Doors Are Very Nice & The Doors Open & Close Easily By Hand Car Does Have Factory Front Disc Brakes All I Did Was Wipe The Interior Down With A Wet Rag, It Will Clean Up Quite Nice With A Little Elbow Grease And Armor All Feel Free To Me Call Me At 818-425-2378 With Any Questions I Have Paper Trail On The Car Back To 1980, Always In Las Vegas, Nevada & Orange County, California I Encourage You To Inspect The Car Prior To Bidding, There Will Be No Allowance Made After Auction Closes Vehicle Is Sold Strictly 'AS IS - WHERE IS", No Exceptions INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS ALWAYS WELCOME I WILL HOLD CAR FOR UP TO 30 DAYS FOR YOU OR YOUR SHIPPER TO ARRIVE AND ASSIST IN LOADING IN ANY WAY I CAN. CAR ROLLS, STOPS AND TURNS FINE $500 DEPOSIT REQUIRED IN 48 HOURS, BALANCE WITHIN 7 DAYS OF AUCTION CLOSE Hood looks the way it does because the hinges are destroyed. I have purchased a good used pair here on eBay and they will be included, but not installed. No rust found other than what was already mentioned and pictured, trunk, floors and passenger side are all dry and clean. I put a wrench on the crank and the engine turns over quite freely, all the way around. It is a 351W out of a 1975 or newer car, as it says "CATALYST" on the valve cover engine decal. It also has the radiator from the donor car, mounted quite nicely. All engine accessories including the A/C are present and properly installed. Like I said, this car was running when parked. The front seats are high back buckets that look like 1969/1970 Mack I seats, but I'm not sure. All seats are all in great shape except a couple of minor spots on the top of the drivers seat back. The wheels are stock with roller tires and no hubcaps. The headliner is in good shape also. Factory radio and faceplate are missing along with the Cougar emblem on the front and the XR-7 emblems for roof sides. Rear window trim and roof rail trim are missing. I do have the drivers side rear reflector that can be glued back on. Drivers door only opens from inside. I do have the missing door lock. |
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