• 1970 Mercury Cougar Eliminator • This Cougar is powered by its matching-numbers 351ci V8 engine with a 4-barrel carburetor and FMX automatic transmission. The car has undergone a restoration and is finished in Competition Green with a Decor Group interior, sport console, black high-back bucket seats and AM radio. It includes a competition suspension, Magnum 500 wheels, Goodyear poly tires, front and rear spoilers, sequential turn signals and power steering! Would you choose this over a Mustang

Meet the 1970 Mercury Cougar Eliminator – this isn’t just any car, it’s a true muscle car icon! With its aggressive styling and raw power, the Cougar Eliminator stands out in a league of its own. Plus, that gorgeous bright yellow shade of paint is sure to brighten up your day, and put a smile on your face! Who else needs a little sunshine to start the week? This was a full restoration done inside the shop! * * * Sincerely, Muscle Car Concepts and Restorations #american #classics #explore #classi

Today we take a closer look at the 1971 Mercury Cougar XR7. This was the first year for the second-generation Cougar, replacing the original that started in 1967. This new car was longer, more luxurious, and featured the largest engines offered by Ford/Lincoln/Mercury. AMCM's Owner, Mark Pieloch, covers this original XR7, including the model's history and the rarely optioned factory sunroof. | American Muscle Car Museum