The OTHER 1992 Cougar XR7 (the evil one)

My last cougar was claen, and conservative, nothing major, mostly stock with the exception of a Mustang spoiler....

...heres the opposite...

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naughty and nice..

It has 99+ Cobra wheels so far, I have a few other plans for this car..

cool build, i like the hood

that look so sweet!

That looks interesting! :smokin:

My family owned the sort of stock one with a conservative spoiler and a pewter grey paint job. man that was a good car. it lasted us 5 years but we had to sell it due to a blown head-gasket.

a blown head gasket eh? Was it a 3.8 V6?

I had a feeling a crazy cougar would be out after the stock one. Its just the mind of a car person cant have anything stock! :)

CamaroSSBoy- Yes, im pretty sure it was. why-?

My dad has a 3.8 in his 100 :disappoin ,thank God we are putting a 351 in it.

Lil'budman

Just wondering because the 3.8's are natorious (sp?) for bling head gaskets. Everyone i know who has the 3.8 blew one at one time or another.

heres some more pics...

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what happen to the windows?

water spots from washing it.

in other news..

i bought this fricken Loc-Tite super glue bottle with the "anti-spill" base for $4. Fuckin spilled it all over my work bench. But the weird thing was when i started to clean it up with a paper towel, the paper actually started to catch on fire (it burnt my fingers and was smoking)

My family owned the sort of stock one with a conservative spoiler and a pewter grey paint job. man that was a good car. it lasted us 5 years but we had to sell it due to a blown head-gasket.

I think most late 80s early 90s domestic cars have a 5 year life span before all the major parts start breaking. :lol:

Just like my Taurus, my cousin's 89 Buick Regal, my mother-in-law's Chevy celebrity, somewhere in there I remember an 88 Beretta, a Cadillac Cimarron, a Dodge Omni, and a Dodge Colt. :loser:

Good thing parts were cheap.

about the fire- damn, thats wierd. ive never had that happen. never used the loc-tite stuff tho, thats probably why.

cimarron...north american equivalent of a yugo.

Looks good so far , what all are you gonna do to it ?