1969 Mercury Cougar Base 5.8l on 2040-cars
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States
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Selling my 1969 Mercury Cougar. I have too many projects. This is a standard cougar. It has a 351w that runs but the carb sucks and I run it out of a separate gas can as the car sat for along time. I was going to use this as a parts car for one of my other cougars because it is a complete vehicle which is probably what you would want to do as it has rust through in the torque boxes and rear frame rails. However it is a complete car and I have a good title in my name. Tires are decent and the brakes don't work as I popped a brake line loading it on to my trailer a few months ago. Glass is good as well as the the trim around the front and rear windshield. It is an automatic and it has the 9" rear end with the old school traction bars on it. Might be a fun car to beat the crap out of for awhile and then use the parts on something else. Sorry it doesn't have a front bumper and sorry again guys there isn't a tilt steering column. Doors open and shut fine and the window cranks all work This is about all I know about the car because I only bought it a few months ago. Hopefully the pictures will explain the rest but let me know if you have questions. I will help load on to a trailer with your shipper but I won't be delivering. I'm listing the car for less than what I think the drivetrain and parts are all worth to me. Thanks
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