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Lurking under this cover is a nice car that is looking for a new home. It has been owned by the current owner for 30 years, but the car has been sitting in
56,412 Miles: 1976 Mercury Cougar XR7. Lurking under this cover is a nice car that is looking for a new home.

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It has been owned by the current owner for 30 years, but the car has been sitting in storage in a heated garage for the last 27 of those years. He has decided that it is time that it went to a new home. This 1976 Mercury Cougar XR7 is listed for sale here on Craigslist. It is located in Beekman, New York, and is being offered for sale with a clean title. The owner has set a sale price of $9,000 for this Cougar. The car hiding under the cover is an attractive looking car. It isn’t finished in its original color. The car was originally painted Light Blue, but the current owner had it repainted in its current color in around 1990. He then parked the car in a heated garage in 1991, and that’s where it stayed until now. The car has held up well in the ensuing years, and there appear to be no issues with rust that are visible. I must say that personally I far prefer this color when compared to the original factory Light Blue. The owner also claims that the car has only traveled just over 56,000 miles. As usual, I would hope that there is some evidence to back this. Mind you, if the story about being in storage is true, then the claim is definitely feasible. The interior of the Cougar seems to be complete and in generally good condition. There are no cracks in the dash pad, and the dash itself looks complete and in good condition. It looks like the car still sports its original 8-track player as well. The carpet looks like it would benefit from a good clean. The only other thing that I would really query is what is hiding under those sheepskin seat covers. They may only be fitted for comfort, or they may be hiding some issues with the seat upholstery. I also noticed what appears to be a couple of discolored spots on some of the interior trim, but this may also be a trick of the light. The rear seat also looks to be in good condition, but once again, a clean will do it the world of good. What we don’t get any photos of is the engine. What we do know is that it is a 351ci Windsor engine, backed by an automatic transmission. The owner had some work done on the engine before the car went into storage but has done little upon bringing it back into the light of day. The car runs and drives, but it would pay to give the car a thorough once-over before hitting the streets. You will certainly need to replace the tires, as the seller states that these are dry-rotted. Before the car went into storage it was fitted with a new cam, intake, Holley carburetor, new twin exhaust, new shocks, new A/C compressor and a new transmission with a shift kit. Given the owner’s comment about the state of the tires, it would be prudent to check all of the rubber components and seals on the car to ensure that they are all sound. Finding a ’76 model Cougar XR7 today is not as easy as you might first think. There are a few project grade cars kicking around, but nice examples in the condition that this appears to be in are not that common. I did find one Cougar of similar specifications to this one, but it requires major paint and trim work to get it back on the road, and it was priced at $6,000. Our feature car looks solid, but it is unknown exactly what is going to be required to ensure that it is strong and reliable after its 27-year slumber. Would you take it on?

how to find cougars on craigslist

how to find a cougar on craigslist

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