Thats OK, if there were no hidden gems like this still out there what would we all be talking about 20 years from now?
Well said Don. The registrars provide a wonderful service for our community. Without a doubt they keep this kind of thing at bay. Without each registrar this type of stuff would be more common place.
Steven
Amen to that. Which reminds me, I still haven’t put my info in. Although compared to this car, it is entirely boring to a collector. Oh well, it’s still the car I always wanted, and I have a blast driving it. Correction: I enjoy the hell out of it.
We still haven’t found the GT-E that was supposed to be imported into Australia. Several non-Cougar people have described the car and mentioned that the engine was pulled and put into a boat. Car sounded like a twin of Royces
Leon have you heard the rumors about a ship load of 60’s and 70’s American cars that were taken out to sea and dumped?
Haven’t heard that one. There was a whole bunch of stuff dumped out at sea after WWII
Royce, you may want to try driving your GTE over to his house, knocking on the door, and then telling him your GTE 427 is for sale if he wants another one! That may shock him enough into letting you at least see the car. LOL!
dealer add on AC
The original owner f my GT-E had the dealer install AC before he took delivery.
Chris1 this looks like Dennis R’s GTE. Had aftermarket A/C installed. Hard to miss the hood Gills!
Whats the story on the Cat?
Dennis was my uncle he passed and gave the car to me
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Was the any parts that got left there when you stored it?
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And the head had the vin stamp correct can you message me and we can talk i would appreciate
There still are i have one