This car comes with a Marti Elite report: according to the Marti report, it is one of only 3 built in its configuration in 1969. Of the 100,085 Mercury Cougars built in 1969, 66,351 were Standard Hardtops. Only 510 of those were equipped with the Ram Air 428CJ-4V engine. 304 were equipped with Automatic Transmissions. Of those, 162 were equipped with the Eliminator Package. 61 of those cars were painted Bright Yellow, and 53 of those cars had Black Hi-Back Bucket Seats. Of those, only 30 were ordered with Hood Pins. 27 of those cars had AM Radios, and of those, only 3 had Manual Steering and Manual Drum Brakes. Those 3 were identically equipped cars ordered out of the Atlanta District Sales Office, and this one is one of those three cars. The original selling dealer was Courtesy Lincoln Mercury in Birmingham, AL. Included with framed Elite Marti Report is a copy of the original window sticker. Finding a 'one of three ever made' car in such good shape is almost like finding 'the' needle you're looking for in a stack of needles. This bad boy has both the Eliminator Equipment Package, and the Eliminator Decor Group. Included with the...

Painted in a stunning blue exterior color, this car is sure to turn heads wherever it goes. The black comfort weave vinyl interior nicely complements the bold blue exterior, providing a comfortable and stylish ride. Under the hood, this Cougar is powered by a 351 CID V8 engine, which is equipped with a Shelby aluminum intake, Holley 4BBL carb, and headers. Backing the potent 351 is a smooth 3-Speed automatic transmission. This Cougar Eliminator also comes with power-assisted disc brakes at all 4 corners with slotted rotors for better brake cooling, ensuring reliable, fade free stops. Up front, the suspension has been upgraded with adjustable coil over shocks and tubular upper and lower control arms for improved handling, and welded in subframe connectors for improved chassis stiffening. This combination delivers a driving experience that is both powerful and refined, reminding you of the golden era of American automotive engineering. This 1969 Mercury Cougar is not just about looks and power,...

Step into a world of classic elegance and power with this 1969 Mercury Cougar. This iconic vehicle is a true testament to the golden age of American muscle cars, showcasing a stunning billet silver metallic exterior that is sure to turn heads wherever you go. The interior is just as impressive, featuring a luxurious black leather that complements the sleek exterior. The seats are comfortable and supportive, making every journey a pleasure. The car is also equipped with seatbelts for your safety and peace of mind. Under the hood, you'll find a 351 Windsor V8 engine that delivers impressive power and performance. Paired with an AOD automatic transmission, this Cougar offers a smooth and responsive driving experience that is truly second to none. This 1969 Mercury Cougar is also equipped with a range of features designed to enhance your driving experience. The air conditioning system ensures a comfortable cabin temperature, no...

With the enormous success of the Mustang, the Mercury Division needed a sporty car of their own to attract the younger crowd. The result was a slightly longer, luxury ponycar, and potential buyers of the new Mercury Cougar were directed to the, 'Sign of the cat. ' Whereas the Mustang had a sporty new look, the Mercury was mean and muscular. This '68 is an eye catching Diamond Blue beauty that falls into the survivor category and has been well cared for. The legendary 302ci fires right up, runs strong, and takes you right down memory lane. This cruiser is one highly optioned Mercury with power steering, power brakes and factory air-conditioning. Unfortunately, the A/C doesn't currently work, but everything is there and in its proper place. The interior is in remarkable condition for its age and very comfortable. You don't see many Cougars around anymore, and finding...