1968 cougar forsale

90_Notch

90_Notch

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Well countless hours just to find out it's not going to work with my setup or I'll need to spend 1000's in modifiations to make it work.

Looking to trade really for a fox notchback with a cage.

My car is a 1968 cougar, the mustang II suspension is installed.
It has a 9" ladder bar set up with coil overs 4.56 gear, strange 33 spline axels, strange light weight spool. The rear end is re enforced. The car is rolling as of today. It also has a 12 point roll cage. I will be painting the car black.

The car is very clean. I will not be puttng the inside back together. The dash pad was ruined

The rear end was 8500 alone, the mustang II cost around 1700-1900 and it's already installed.


must say I'm rather disapointed.
 
90_Notch said:
Well countless hours just to find out it's not going to work with my setup or I'll need to spend 1000's in modifiations to make it work.

Looking to trade really for a fox notchback with a cage.

My car is a 1968 cougar, the mustang II suspension is installed.
It has a 9" ladder bar set up with coil overs 4.56 gear, strange 33 spline axels, strange light weight spool. The rear end is re enforced. The car is rolling as of today. It also has a 12 point roll cage. I will be painting the car black.

The car is very clean. I will not be puttng the inside back together. The dash pad was ruined

The rear end was 8500 alone, the mustang II cost around 1700-1900 and it's already installed.


must say I'm rather disapointed.
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dude don't panic!! and dont sell it! it will work, but it will take some work, your almost there. i'll call you and come by to see what can be done, the couger is way cooler than a mustang!
 
Why will it not work? Wish I had the money. This is a nice car, saw it a few weeks ago.
 
pacecarBBC said:
dude don't panic!! and dont sell it! it will work, but it will take some work, your almost there. i'll call you and come by to see what can be done, the couger is way cooler than a mustang!
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Way cool man! Way to help out a MTM brother!
 
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