67 Dan Gurney Cougar on 2040-cars
Greeley, Colorado, United States
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67 Dan Gurney Cougar. Very well taken care of. Runs and drives just needs a few things. Carb is bad and tyranny slips a little when it's cold. It's in very good condition but obviously needs restored. Some rust in the rear wells no dents. 289 V8 that's runs strong. Everything works except for the vacuum powered headlight covers. Only 17,000 of the Dan Gurney models every made.
It has a bit of rust underneath but the only ruff spots on the car are in the rear quarters. That being said the rears will either need a bit of sheet metal work or replacement fenders. The car has No dents and is very well taken care of. The motor runs strong but the carb is shot and needs replacement. The power steering doesn't kick in on left turns and the vacuum powered headlight covers don't lift, I think there's a leak in one of the lines. Other than that everything else works. Headliner needs replaced and the dash has a sun crack. |
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