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For Mercury, you need a 428CJ Cougar Eliminator (1st year Eliminator pkg) or Cyclone Spoiler. A Spoiler II (ala Talladega) would complement your Daytona in the aero wars display, but I think they were all 351/FMX auto cars, which is kind of a letdown given the swoopy body. As for Boss 429 Cougars, I believe only one is found (in pieces) and its been "awaiting restoration" for over a decade. Good luck ![]() [/ QUOTE ] On the contrary. The Shartman car is found and the other car is believed in pieces. And these 2 cars not only would qualify for most significant in 69 from Mercury, but easily could qualify for most significant for 69. http://www.mercurycougar.net/forums/...light=Shartman
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