87 20th Anniversary Cougar, 659 miles September 01, 2016, 05:05:59 PM 87 20th Anniversary Cougar, 659 miles. Legit? Cool either way.https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/detail/634638364/overview/ Quote Selected
87 20th Anniversary Cougar, 659 miles Reply #1 – September 01, 2016, 05:27:42 PM Wow that's 4K cheaper than this guy Terry on Mercury Cougar Drivers on Facebook. And 2600 less miles!!!!! :D LOL Quote Selected
87 20th Anniversary Cougar, 659 miles Reply #2 – September 01, 2016, 05:44:52 PM With condition of driver seat, I'd say legit... Quote Selected
87 20th Anniversary Cougar, 659 miles Reply #3 – September 01, 2016, 08:00:30 PM For sure with Goodyear VR60 tires that look brand new. Quote Selected
87 20th Anniversary Cougar, 659 miles Reply #4 – September 01, 2016, 08:04:38 PM Beautiful car! Looks like original tires. Quote Selected
87 20th Anniversary Cougar, 659 miles Reply #5 – September 01, 2016, 08:30:38 PM The only issues is any value in that Cougar is because it's not being driven. To actually drive the car (even to a cruise night) just lowers the value. Quote Selected
87 20th Anniversary Cougar, 659 miles Reply #6 – September 02, 2016, 03:21:46 AM Absolute beauty. I agree you wouldn't really be able to drive it around. Makes you wonder how one survived that long with only that many miles. Quote Selected
87 20th Anniversary Cougar, 659 miles Reply #7 – September 02, 2016, 01:54:53 PM Quote from: My10-80;457017Absolute beauty. I agree you wouldn't really be able to drive it around. Makes you wonder how one survived that long with only that many miles.Whoever owned it didn't drive it... :hick:Probably bought as a investment then owner realized it wasn't going to be worth any real money in his lifetime... Quote Selected
87 20th Anniversary Cougar, 659 miles Reply #8 – September 02, 2016, 03:08:28 PM Quote from: TurboCoupe50;457019Whoever owned it didn't drive it... :hick:Probably bought as a investment then owner realized it wasn't going to be worth any real money in his lifetime...Or the original owner died. Think about it. That car is almost 30 years old. If the original owner was in their 50's when they bought it then they might be dead by now. Quote Selected
87 20th Anniversary Cougar, 659 miles Reply #9 – September 02, 2016, 03:51:40 PM If only it were an '88 XR7.......or heck, even the year is fine, if it were XR7...... Quote Selected
87 20th Anniversary Cougar, 659 miles Reply #10 – September 02, 2016, 07:18:58 PM Quote from: thunderjet302;457021Or the original owner died. Think about it. That car is almost 30 years old. If the original owner was in their 50's when they bought it then they might be dead by now.Agreed, I started to mention such in my post but was feelin' lazy... Maybe airs to the fortune sold it...That car probably sold for more than dealer is now asking($14,900), $17K in '87 is now $36,000... Quote Selected
87 20th Anniversary Cougar, 659 miles Reply #11 – September 02, 2016, 11:42:48 PM Depreciation is a bitch :hick: Quote Selected
87 20th Anniversary Cougar, 659 miles Reply #12 – September 03, 2016, 12:19:52 PM Quote from: thunderjet302;457027Depreciation is a bitch :hick:And why in almost 50 years of vehicle ownership(this Nov) I'm yet to buy a new one... I've only financed four and still own two of those... A '64 Galaxie, the Cobra Jet, a Granada(ex got it) and a '07 Grand Marquis I bought at one year old & saved $11K cause it wasn't a '08... I made money on the Turbo Coupes I bought and sold... Maybe I should have sold the white one early on, in 19 years of ownership it's no doubt eaten most of the $11K I saved on the Grand Marquis... Quote Selected
87 20th Anniversary Cougar, 659 miles Reply #13 – September 03, 2016, 04:22:19 PM Really the only way a brand new car makes sense is if you purchase it and keep it for 10+ years. That's the only way you get your money out of it. Quote Selected
87 20th Anniversary Cougar, 659 miles Reply #14 – October 04, 2016, 02:21:47 PM the car is still there, they are taking it by trailer down to Charlston Wv for a show among other cars.its pretty apparent they dont know exactly what it is they have other than a car that was 1 of 2 sold to this dealer. it was the 20th and a 94 transam t top.they are going to find out what production line number it is on the buck tag,, had to point it out to them where its at. Quote Selected
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