1970 Mercury Cougar Eliminator ... is nearly all original to the Cougar except for the carpet. The Cougar logo on the walnut shifter was missing, but one was sourced from Ken's Cougars, ...

1970 Mercury Cougar Eliminator Found in a Field Is a Super Rare Boss 302 23 Sep 2023, 12:21 UTC · By: Ciprian Florea / Of the 2,268 Mercury Cougar Eliminators built in 1970, only 469 left the ...

T he Cougar Eliminator name first appeared on the metal of "Dyno" Don Nicholson's drag strip funny car, a potent machine powered by the legendary Ford 427-cubic-inch SOHC V8. Then, after making ...

Instead, Mercury packaged Ford's very special, race-bred, Trans-Am Boss 302 engine into its Eliminator series with little fanfare. On the outside, a Boss 302powered Cougar was an Eliminator, with ...

1970 Mercury Cougar Eliminator 428 Super Cobra Jet So Rare That Most Thought It Was Fake. A former daily-driver, this one-of-one factory-fast feline was finally given the world-class restoration ...

Nina and Tony Palazzolo of Clinton Township, Michigan, jumped through a lot of hoops to acquire this '70 Mercury Cougar Eliminator. In 1999 they had just turned ...

Well, the Boss 302 is famous and cool, but it wasn't the best of the best, as the Cougar Eliminator was also fitted with the 428 Cobra Jet. So a modern equivalent would have to the GT350 5.2-liter ...

The Eliminator car was named in honor of the late “Dyno” Don Nicholson’s “Eliminator” Cougar and Comet Funny Cars, which blazed the nation’s drag strips coast to coast from 1966 to 1968.

The Cougar was available in many different states of dress from the heyday years of 1967 through 1970, from hardtop, convertible, XR-7, GT, GT-E, Dan Gurney Special and Eliminator brands.