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I miss my 70's couger with a 351 cleavland and a c6 police enterceptor transmission, oh the good old days! Paid $2000 for it what a sweet ride!😊😊😊

Nice car but it’s really not even Trans Am at all. Firebird fenders and hood..no shaker hood…looks like a Firebird with an early 70’# front clip and honeycomb wheels…not even any wheel flares. So, yeah. Cool car but totally inaccurate.

I miss the side vent windows both front and rear windows!

Great sound!!

You tell the car to stop, and it does? Early Artificial Intelligence? 2:54

Hi Cole, I do have the Marti report and the car sells Tuesday August 6th on BringATrailer.com auction

Beautiful 1970 Cougar XR-7 Coupe! The condition seems incredibly original and the interior indicates a low mileage vehicle. Did this model ever have a "hood pad" insulation inside the engine compartment? Could you obtain a Marti Report and it may indicate, for example, "Door Edge Guards" and if those have been removed it may indicate a re-paint? (Just to help solve your mystery about whether the paint is original.) It is a magnificent car, either way!

Magnificent example of a great Mercury Cougar XR-7 Coupe! Thanks for sharing the video. What a beautifully designed interior and exterior, and those sequential turn signal indicators were the best! Love to see a more detailed tour of the car. . . .

Gorgeous and stunning. More details would be nice or a full feature. Forgot how great their dashboards were with toggle switches and the clock over on the right. Is that a 390? We had a ‘68 Torino GT big Holley 4bbl that sounded, shifted, and drove like that. And burned rubber for a mile ha.

This isn't the Bob Luther that used to work at Manhattan Jaguar is it?

they knew how to design beautiful cars back then

far better than the little plastic toys of today

good year for that car

A friend of mines father at the time bought a brand new 66' Pontiac Bonneville 2 door Hard Top when we were in elementary school. That car was beautiful. At the time my father had a 62' Olds 98.

01:15 He means the GM Detroit Torture Track.

This is a special kind of cool, imagine the original owner driving this with his girlfriend next to him, listening to the latest hits by the Beach Boys, Rolling Stones or Beatles, hope that guy is still alive at age 90 and still enjoying life

I just did not remember the Pontiac 2+2. Very cool. Does it have the interesting 8 lug wheels? Thanks a lot. Great car.

Are we about to see this on BAT?

very clean car sir

Love old CRXs, my mother was driven to the hospital to give birth to me.

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I had a 1956 Catalina. Unfortunately the speedometer only went up to 120 mph. I never could be sure how fast it could go because I installed a 428 out of a 1969 Gran Prix. I added Ram Air IV rocker arms and two Carter AFBs. For a big car, it was fast!🤗 Ah! The good old days!😎

What does the round hole between the heating buttons do

whats the ford paint color on that

I love the body parts combo, very unique and clever. Looks great!!

Still my favorite s4.

70 to 73

That's a nice unit!

Known history is what counts. Great car!

Lovely note comes from the entire airflow cooling system

u lucky mf

Here before the hidden Gem become a Gem

Imagine seeing this walking your dog

Amazing. Has to be one of the most iconic cars of all time.

This and the sls amg were among the best-looking cars

Beautiful car man!

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The amont of atention you get when driving one of these beauties are priceless. Best Volvo ever made 😎👍

My fist car was my Dads 69 4 door (302) ...... I miss it and love the model. I really envy you. That is a fine machine.....

That was disappointing

Would like to see more than the dash...

I love old fords!

I are you are he the thing you are? You are in the over in the boroscope over under you are we went well

The "cold" light doesn't work?

Can't wait to see the undercarriage.

Stunning machine. Not a Torino, the Cobra was a separate model. Never seen one this original. OPEN IT UP!!!

Shut up and start it! Sheesh guys

Even today, it's still a beautiful looking car .

don’t you love where they put casting numbers on engine blocks? I had similar fun on my 396 last yr.

Very nice! BTW, it is a '69. The '68 had 5 gills in the side of the roof, amongst other things. Never the less a beautiful car. Makes me wish I still had my '68 GT fastback.