'67 Cougar resto

well, partial resto, it's a daily driver at least. we had a 67 mustang w/ same small block V-8 289 ci engine and automatic trans. same platform as here. i like the plain-jane sleeper look. the cougar was more of a business mans car w luxery details like flip down headlight covers and sequential turn signal tail lights. the mustang had a sportier feel.

My dad had one of these, gold paint.

• Before that he had a '67 Mustang fastback with white paint.

  
  - steve 6-25-2016 7:30 pm [add a comment]




• our 'tang was a 67' non-fast back in snot green. that was a great year for the fast back. perhaps the last or next to last before they went big. gold was a big color for the cougar. vinyl top?

  
  - bill 6-26-2016 8:30 am [add a comment]




• Yeah, vinyl top with a 4 speed. My dad leased three mustangs a '65, '66 and '67. He bought the Cougar and in 1970 bought an Audi 100 LS

  
  - steve 6-26-2016 11:24 am [add a comment]




• https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/50/1965_Ford_Mustang_Fastback_%2815595256971%29.jpg

  
  - Skinny 6-26-2016 11:26 am [add a comment]




• see thats a pretty nice one skinny. 289 as per fender badge. special order wheels too.
  - bill 6-26-2016 11:34 am [add a comment]

- adman 6-26-2016 2:47 pm [add a comment]

• who is that? the track star?

  
  - dave 6-26-2016 3:26 pm [add a comment]




• thats John, soccer.

  
  - bill 6-26-2016 4:05 pm [add a comment]

it looked great but only had a six. got him to school and work at the pottery barn. upgraded to a amc javlin and took it to UT. that one ran well.
- bill 6-26-2016 3:20 pm [add a comment]

Excuse me, Pottery PLUS.
- adman 6-26-2016 3:39 pm [add a comment]

well bought at $6.4k