Ringbrothers gave this once-crusty Cougar a Coyote transplant

[bluetoy]

Very nice car. Agree, lose the 5.0 badge. Which ever Ford designer came up with that hideous flat engine cover needs a kick in the head.

[ZR]

^ Can't wait to pull the engine cover off mine. Makes it look so very odd under the hood.

[Uncle Buck]

One of my favourite Hagerty commercials. In love with a cougar

[Quicksilver]

There have been a few 67-68 Cougars modded in to soft tops, I knew of a few through the Cougar Club of America when I was an owner and member. At Carlisle in 07 there was a gorgeous one in dark green with a tan top and interior, stunning car.

Two questions: are there pictures anywhere, and I wonder how much it would cost to do the conversion.

[Quicksilver]

Two questions: are there pictures anywhere, and I wonder how much it would cost to do the conversion.

Found it on pinterest. Gorgeous

[ZR]

What a Kindigit car costs.
Fasten your seat belt, it thats asking price, imagine what actual cost to build was.

https://www.kindigit.com/sale/

[bluetoy]

The 72 Blazer for 150k seems to be a bargain compared to the rest. If I had the coin that Lincoln would be in my garage. That thing is a work of art.

[fast Ed]

Found it on pinterest. Gorgeous

The green and tan one that comes up on Pinterest is the car I was referring to. The resto and conversion was done by a CCOA member in his home workshop in NY state. I believe he used 67-68 Mustang parts as a starting point for the top mechanism, and took it from there. No idea how many $$ he had invested in the project, I met him and the car the one time through an acquaintance in the Great Lakes chapter of the Cougar club.