1967 Mercury Cougar |
 |
|
Cougar is the Mercury
success story for 1967. With sales of 123,672 for the Hardtop (shown
above) and 27,221 for the XR-7 Hardtop, Cougar sales accounted for
slightly less than 50% of all Mercury sales. The closest runner-up in
sales was the 1967 Mercury Colony Park with 18,680 units sold. Cougar was
Motor Trend's Car of the Year, too. The 1967 Cougar was clearly in a class
by itself, positioned strongly between Ford's Mustang and Thunderbird. The
base Cougar had a list price of $2,851. A Cougar XR-7, with leather
interior and woodgrain instrument panel, could be parked in your driveway
for as little as $3,051.
Just Ask Don Emmett about
the 1967 Cougar!
Cougar Standard Features
- Doors that open 50"
wide for easy entrance
- Concealed headlamps
that open automatically when lights are turned on
- Foam-padded front
bucket seats
- Cougar 289 V-8 engine
(200 horsepower; 225 horsepower also available)
- Fully-synchronized,
floor-mounted 3-speed manual transmission (4-speed manual transmission
also available)
- Ford Motor Company
Lifeguard Design Safety Features including dual hydraulic brake system
with warning light, impact-absorbing steering wheel with deep padded
hub, padded instrument panel and sun visors, deluxe front and rear seat
belts with front retractors and reminder light, 4-way emergency flasher,
double-yoke safety door latches, turn indicators with lane-changing
feature, and many more.
- Unique triple tail
lights and sequential turn signals
- Deep-coil front
springs and extra-length (59") rear springs
- Heavy sound insulation
including 1" fiber glass under the hood for super quietness
- Color harmonized full
carpeting in lush deep-loop weave
|
1967
Cougar Main Page - Inside Features -
Outside Features
Mercury of the Month Main Menu
|
