1973 could check the last year of Mercury's ubiquitous Cougar as a “legitimate” horse auto before motor torque appraisals headed south, however when that happened purchasers were benefitted of such delightful and extravagant machines as this 1973 XR7 convertible – one of the final topless “felines” Mercury could transform, and in restrained numbers, with a last handling tally of fewer than 4,500. Initially sold to T.J Koen of Bowling Green, Kentucky on January 12, 1973, the auto is brand new from a rotisserie restoration to as-revamped, showroom condition.
A head case of the value that made the Cougar quite an awesome esteem, it is fulfilled in delightful Blue Glamour paint with a White-on-Blue container seat inner part outfitted with a cushioned dash, woodgrain dash and controlling wheel trim, focus consolette with ashtray, AM/FM radio and decorated upholstery and entryway trim. Portage's 351/264 HP Cleveland motor heads the supplies record that incorporates power directing and front disc brakes, double fumes, chromed Magnum 500 wheels with raised White letter tires and ventilating.
