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Maroon convertible coupe with black top parked at curb in a hilly suburban neighborhood
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“the pervertible”1969 Mercury Cougar

documented by Tom Cherry AKA Hawkrod 8 photos documented since ♡ Follow this build

The story

this car was called the pervertible because it started its life as a standard 69 cougar ragtop. due to the low resale value i did not hesitate in modifying the car. when i parted out my grandpa's 69 i put all of the goodies on this one. i also added an original rear spoiler from a 1970 eliminator as well as the front and rear sway bars from the eliminator. the car had black XR-7 comfortweave upholstery and was built as a clone of a preproduction 69 GTE. i sold the car to a dealership a few months ago and it is for sale on the internet now. · Tom Cherry AKA Hawkrod

Photos

1969 Mercury Cougar: the first time we built her! 1969 Mercury Cougar: when she was done. a helluva car for sure! 1969 Mercury Cougar: hello my pretty! 1969 Mercury Cougar: lots of very expensive parts here! all original and special aluminum and yes that ram air is a correct unit w… 1969 Mercury Cougar: the "power dome hood" (see original sales literature!) 1969 Mercury Cougar: riding in style 1969 Mercury Cougar: here is the ragtop today. i finished it and sold it to familyclassiccars.com. i have no idea what they want f… this is what a $500.00 Rust Free California Cougar convertible looked like in 1990! the son of the original o…
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Technical reference · 1967-1970 Mercury Cougar

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Brochures & Literature (21) Data/Spec Plates (16) Manual Pages (10) Service Procedures (6) Blueprints (5) Wiring Diagrams (3) Exploded Parts (3) Schematics (2) Vacuum Routing (2)

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