Don, I've been a Mustang guy since I was a little kid. Now owning my 2nd XR7, I've learned SO MUCH about COUGARS! Clever, the interactive "links" embedded in the video. PLEASE keep this stuff coming!

Yupp next junk yard build i'm doing I'm finding me a Cougar and i'm going to stuff the 390 into one. To me that is the best engine that was available in these cars. I've fallen head over heels for Cougars first Gens that is.

My elderly neighbor up the street, ONLY drove Fords. From what I remember, he had a Ranger pickup, '66 Mustang convertible, triple Black, Mercury Marquis wagon, '61 Ford Falcon, and last-but-not-least! A '70 XR7 convertible! White, Black top, Black interior. My neighbor is gone now, RIP, but his car was the first Mustang I had ever seen, and I had loved them ever since! Keep these wonderful videos coming...

I do not own an old Cougar (yet) but very much enjoy your videos. Your presentations are very informative, soft-sell, and the pace is not too fast or slow. Thankfully, there is no irritating music. My cub scout den mother had a blue STRIPPED '69 Cougar with stick shift and little else. She looked a little like Farrah Fawcett and I always think of her whenever I see an old Cougar. She looked so cool driving that car. My mother had a '68 Mustang for nearly 12 years and that car exhibited a lot of the same issues as old Cougars do. Sadly, these cars typically rusted and wore out quicker here in the upper midwest than in other warmer parts of the country. Anyway, keep up the good work! Mike

My father in law passed away a few years ago so we ended up with his 1967 Cougar that was partly taken apart. It sat for some time in our shop before I made some time to put it back together. I am almost done and after hours of working on it I am 90% sure this is the Cougar. As soon as this is back on the road I will be finishing up a 1967 convertible Mustang. Thanks for the video.

Boy, I would kill to have someone like yourself / co. doing some GM Firebird stuff, this is great. I spent a ton of time correcting a bunch of stuff that the "professionals" did, on my wifes 77. Very enjoyable viewing.

Bought 2 1157 red plasma bulbs for my Hayabusa tail light. They are better then I expect to be. Super bright and very noticeable between tail and brake light!!!

Don - just purchased a '68 XR7 after wanting one since high school. Great job on the highly detailed and informative videos.

my fav car since i was kid in 67

I love your interactive video.

I love the 67 and 68 cougar. My parents purchased a new 67 cougar in the fall of 1966 for 3800.00 dollars. I then purchased myself a 67 cougar XL in 1974 when I was age 18. Those cars were the definition of the most dependable cars in the world. Nothing is more dependable than the 289-302 V8 application and ford and lincoln used the 302 in all the lincolns from 1980 thru 1991. One thing I disagree with the video host about is the front being lower than the rear.. NO NO..Front is to be higher than the rear on those cars for a reason. They rode like luxury cars on the highway and that was part of the reason. That is why all of the Cadillac's and Lincoln were higher in the front than the rear is because of the geometrics when on the highway for periods of time. Not everything is based on appearance preference, but is based on handling and ride. And those cougars look better higher in the front because it gives them the JET appearance and even though those cars were sporty, they were also highway MERCURYS I owned a 66 mustang and a 67 mustang and the mustangs did not have the thick doors and highway smoothness as the cougar. The best car you could compare to the 67 cougar as of 1985 was the Lincoln markV11 which drove and handled about the same. Heres something else. Barbara Eden drove a 1967 cougar in the movie harper valley PTA. Her and the cougar looked fabulous

Nice video,very thorough

I would love to own a 1970 Cougar!

Looking forward to the 1969 video

Good Job

Why not get a sport steering wheel from a 66' 7 Litre Galaxie, that padded thing looks awful?

Wish someone could start making '67-'69 T-bird parts!

Can a trunk Cougar badge "key hider" be put on a 69 that only has the key circle for the trunk? Way to change those out?

Looking for louvers for 1969mercury Cougar rear window any suggestions

I would have been more honest :) damn that was a great video though

HOW TALL ARE YOU ? WHEN YOU SIT UP STRAIGHT YOUR HEAD IS HITTING THE HEADLINER

Can you help find me a car. Been looking for a long time to no avail