1978 Cougar XR7 1-Owner

@marcusmajors6196 hace 21 días

Gotta leave that in a garage a Sunday cruiser to get a coffee

@clyde642006 hace 21 días

That’s absolutely gorgeous! Someone had to have had that parked and covered in a garage somewhere because it’s in too great of shape to have been driven regularly. What a cherry!!🍒

@ricardoflot2787 hace 21 días

I remember those, built on the T-bird chassis of that same year, BOTH were very NICE, comfortable, had a good ride (Fomoco cars had longer coils), and were sexy looking vehicles, you're fortunate if you can find one well maintained, it's STILL a nice car, and the 351 CID Cleveland was optional, now you've got an Indy car! 👍

@MarcG7424 hace 21 días

Absolutely beautiful 😍

@tbrackett8389 hace 21 días

The buzzer that never dies

@palletwizard hace 14 días

Mine!!!!! Mine!!!! ❤XR-7

@thatotherguy1 hace 21 días

Beautiful classic car. I had a '77 when I was 21 and it's my 2nd favorite car in all cars I've owned. If you were closer, I'd buy it, absolutely.

@joserafaelgrangefuenmayor7744 hace 21 días

Me gusta el carro está muy bonito

@1aikane hace 14 días

Love it!

@klwthe3rd hace 21 días

That car is absolutely mint. What is surprising is that for an XR7 trim level that vehicle has very very few options. No power windows, no power locks, base hubcaps(very rare for a XR7 as most had the optional alloyed wheels) and no optional guage package. This vehicle had to be a retail/special order car from a customer as no dealership would have opted for a car built this way for it's inventory.

@itsabovemenow1016 hace 21 días

This was the twin of the Thunderbird. The real problem was the build quality. The doors would sag after a couple of years. Cornered like a ferry boat.

@randyscrafts8575 hace 21 días

Had one just like this but the vinyl top was more of an orangeish color. Also had a green 77 Cougar.

@giuliopedrali4794 hace 21 días

Beautiful, but in the great book on the American cars of the 70s that I have in my home here in Italy the XR7 looks most modern...

@Crazytwister-vw4er hace 21 días

Hey I’m 15 but I fucking love does boxes. Just look at them. Nothing like todays polygons

@googleusergp hace 21 días

This is a Lorain, OH built 1978 model with the VIN for the win: 8 for 1978 model year, H for Lorain, OH assembly, 93 for Cougar XR-7, S for 400 CID V8 with two barrel and the rest is the production sequence. The 400 V8 was a heap of crap saddled by poor ignition and carburetion, but the 351 and 302 of this era weren't much better. The Lorain, OH plant operated from 1958 to 2005. Exterior paint is likely code 5Q Dark Brown.