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Fully Restored Beautiful 1969 Mercury Cougar Standard Convertible Automatic on 2040-cars

US $25,000.00
Year:1969 Mileage:102000
Location:

Big Stone Gap, Virginia, United States

Big Stone Gap, Virginia, United States
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Thanks so much for dropping by my listing.  I am not a dealer.  I am listing this for my dad.  I will try my best to answer any questions or concerns, but be advised I might have to give him a call to consult.  What we have on offer is a gorgeous:

  • Mercury 1969 Standard Cougar Convertible Model 92   8
  • 351 W
  • Auto Trans
  • Air Conditioner
  • Power  Brakes
  • Power Steering
  • AM Radio
  • Seat Belts
  • Cashmere Blue Body/Blue Top
  • Black Interior
  • 102K Actual Miles
My father is the second owner of this car.  It was owned by one lady for 40 years prior to his acquisition.
  •   Two year complete restoration to excellent condition. Receipts in hand.
  •   Everything is new or rebuilt.
  •   Extensive original owner documentation.  Paperwork in hand includes original Bill of Sale from Blue Grass Motor Co. and the Commonwealth of KY from October 1968, the original window sticker,   original Owner’s Manual, Warranty Facts Booklet, Ford Helpful Hints for a Safer Ride, original OwnerCard for warranty (aka Protect-o-Plate card) and various original owner receipts for service         through the years.
  •  Location of car is Big Stone Gap, Virginia.    
Buyer Inspections are recommended prior to auction close at the expense of the buyer.  This is an antique, classic car that is over 45 years old.  It is being sold AS-IS, with no warranties of any kind.  We have done our best to accurately describe this vehicle with text and photos, but as with all vehicles of this age, it is subject to possible mechanical unreliability and imperfections. What is working perfectly today, might not tomorrow. Please keep this in mind. That being said, we have disclosed all known defects/imperfections/non-standard replacement parts. Vehicle listing information is intended to be accurate, but not warrantied.  Please contact me for any verification of information or questions and concerns you might have prior to auction end.  

Buyer is responsible for any shipping fees from Big Stone Gap, Virginia; any title or registration fees associated with the sale; and any applicable taxes.

Payment methods are: $500 NON-REFUNDABLE deposit made within 48 hours of auction close via PAYPAL or other previously arranged method.  The remainder of the balance to be paid within 7 (seven) days of receipt of deposit via Cash in Person or Certified Bank Check.  At the successful completion of this contract, arrangements must be made immediately for pickup or shipping; and your own insurance must be in place. If the deposit is not received in the time specified, the seller reserves the right to enter into negotiations with other interested buyers and sell to another party. If you cannot meet these time requirements, you must contact me to make alternate arrangements.

By placing a bid on this auction you are entering into a legal, binding contract to purchase.  Seller reserves the right to cancel bids and end the auction at any time.

My father is a craftsman with decades of experience in complete restorations and showing award winning cars at a national level.  He loves this car, but needs the garage space for another project. (Currently he is looking for a 1947 Dodge Pickup in restorable condition, contact me if you know of one!)






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