Zoom Classic Cars is proud to present this beautiful custom 1967
Mercury Cougar XR7 street rod. The vehicle is powered by a
non-original 351 Cleveland engine that was rebuilt at 40,000 miles
and only has 10,000 miles since the rebuild. As a result of the
stronger and heavier engine, it was extended with frame rails
welded in for support to be strong enough due to the extra weight
and torque. Older cars don't have crumple support, so this provides
additional reinforcement. The vehicle was originally a manual
transmission but that was also swapped out to an automatic. The
odometer reads just over 50,000 miles. The current owner purchased
the vehicle in 2018. The previous owner did extensive work to the
vehicle that includes the rebuilt 351 Cleveland engine,
transmission changed from manual to automatic, installed a Demon
carburetor, and Wilwood disc brakes. In addition, old floor pans
were cut out and replaced, the interior carpeting, upholstery and
lining all were all redone, and the vehicle was repainted to match
original paint with faint metal flake added for luster. The trunk
is customized and extremely nice, containing a marine battery
behind the wall that powers the subwoofers for the stereo that
plays CDs and features bluetooth. Also includes two kill-switches
for anti-theft protection. The vehicle was just recently serviced
in April 2025. The vehicle features Billet Specialties chrome
wheels. A new battery was installed in December 2022. Early in 2022
the electric headlight eyelid door actuators were installed
replacing the original vacuum actuators, an oil change was
completed, oil gaskets were replaced, the gas float to display
accurate fuel reading was replaced, the turn signal column switch
was replaced, new LED dash display gauge lights were installed, and
the ignition switch was replaced. In June of 2023 a new alternator
was installed, the header gaskets were replaced, new plugs and
wires installed, and the timing and carburetor were adjusted.
Additionally at this time the front wheel bearings were torn down,
re-packed and set, the primary stabilizer bushings at the power
steering unit were replaced, the hood, hood latch, and DS hinge
were aligned, a portion of the grill was repaired and secured,
along with some other small odds and ends tightened. The vehicle
has a clear title and is driven regularly on short drives. It
features dual exhaust, custom steering wheel and a rust-free body.
Though the transmission was switched out from a manual to an
automatic the clutch pedal was not removed, instead, it is pulled
up against the floorboard wall. A can of touch up paint for little
imperfections (such as you see in the driver's side corner closest
to the windshield) will be included with the sale. As you open the
hood to click on and off the switch for the subwoofer, you may be
continually retouching up that corner. The naval battery for the
subwoofer is in the trunk installed in a wall that is removable.
You must turn off the switch under the engine hood after driving or
it will drain the main car battery. While not perfect, one could
rate this car an 8/10, and with the larger, more powerful engine,
recent maintenance, and modern upgrades the value is increased.
Overall, this is a beautiful street rod that has been well cared
for, updated and maintained. This Cougar starts right up, runs and
drives as it should, looking awesome while cruising the streets
putting a tremendous smile on your face. Call Tom for more
information at 269-317-3955. The car is located in Payson, Arizona
Vehicle Details
1967 Mercury Cougar XR7
Listing ID:CC-1898845
Price:$27,995
Location:Hingham, Massachusetts
Year:1967
Make:Mercury
Model:Cougar XR7
Exterior Color:Custom Blue
Interior Color:Blue
Transmission:Automatic
Odometer:50352
Stock Number:SW1967AZTF
VIN:7F93C575852
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