The 1973 Mercury Cougar XR-7 Convertibleis a documented Q-code
351Cobra Jet example equipped with its factoryfour-speed manual
transmission. This Cougar isone of just 64 XR-7 convertibles
produced with the351-CJ, four speed and convertiblecombination for
the 1973 model year. Finished in Gold Glamour MetallicwithGinger
leather bucket seatsand a power blackconvertibletop,this Cougar is
inoverallgreat condition!With its uncommon drivetrain
specification, believed original mileage, andwell optionedfactory
equipment, this Cougar isawonderful findfor Ford enthusiasts! The
Cougar XR-7 Cobra Jet occupied a unique place in the early 1970s
performance market by combining the long-hood styling and luxury
appointments Mercury was known for with genuine factory muscle car
hardware. The XR-7 Cobra Jet delivered performance and luxury in
one package, which is exactly why low-production examples like
thisfactoryfour-speed convertible have become increasingly
respected among collectors.This Cougarisa Dearborn-built XR-7
convertible originally equipped with the Q-code 351 Cobra Jet V8.
The Marti Report shows a scheduled build date of April 3, 1973,
finished in Gold Glamour Metallic withGingerLeather interior and a
black power convertible top. Factory equipment includes power
steering, power front disc brakes, power windows,four waypower
driver seat, AM/FM stereo radio,sports console with clock,styled
steel wheels, center console, tinted glass, andSelectAireair
conditioning.This Cougar has all the desirable features when it was
built and is a rare find! The exterior of this Cougar is in
overallgreatcondition,and the GoldGlamourMetallic paint shows
goodlusterandshinethroughout.There are some areas showing age and
use.Chrome bumpers, grille trim, wheel moldings, and exterior
brightwork areinexcellent condition.The black power convertible
topis in excellentcondition. The headlights, fog lights, turn
signals, reverselightsand windshield wipers are in working
condition.The Cougar has dual side mirrors, antenna,Ginger leather
boot cover, BF Goodrich radial tires and steel wheels. This Cougar
is beautiful in the color combination andready to drivecondition!
The Cougar is trimmed in Ginger leather, woodgrain dash and brown
carpets that is in overall excellent condition!The brown carpet and
floor mats werereplaced in late 2025.The tachometer, speedometer,
oil pressure gauge, amperage gauge, fuel gauge, and radio are
functioning. The clock does not work.The Cougar has A/C,heat,
defrost andAM/FM radio.This Cougar is ingreat conditionand is ready
to be enjoyed! Power comes from the original Q-code 351 Cobra Jet
V8 paired with its factoryfour-speed manual transmissionwith Hurst
shifterandMotorcraft2-barrel carburetor.The 351-CJ produces 264
horsepower and 314lbs of torque.The Cougar has power steering,power
front disc brakes with rear drums,and dual exhaust.The Cougar was
serviced in 12/2025and a new battery replaced in 5/2025.This is
aroad-readymuscle car that is a blast to drive! The Cougar
isaccompanied by its Marti Report, build documentation,andservice
invoices. For more information and details, please call or text
Kendi Brown at 1.623.404.9042 or email us at
[email protected] . This 1973 Mercury Cougar XR-7
Convertible is available for inspection at our showroom in Phoenix.
We are pleased to offer FaceTime or WhatsApp live video
inspections, and we help coordinate shipping worldwide. We also
have financing partners if you are interested in financing.
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