I Found Something That Blew My Mind

After years of searching, my 1970 Boss 302 Cougar Eliminator in Competition Green with White Interior is home. I dig into the interior of the car and find some hidden surprises.
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[@DragPakMerc]

Warranty card was a great find, but solid floor pans in a car that sat in a field for 20 years impressed me even more.

[@thecougareliminatorden1622]

Yeah very dry out there in Wyoming, the car is very solid

[@ischmel3884]

Nice find, know less than 500 of the BOSS Eliminators were built for 1970.

[@mikeb.1705]

Great "treasures" underneath that nasty carpet, LOL! Looks like you found a "Traveler Sheet". It went with the car as it went down the line as a checklist of inspection items.

[@thecougareliminatorden1622]

I know haha! I’m hoping the carpet cleans up, that’s on the list. That’s a cool tidbit on the traveler sheet, I haven’t heard that term before

[@badcatt-the-cougar-guy-7219]

Do you know when the XR-7 interior was installed? What trim level and color is it suppose to be? Interesting ;location to find the temporary warranty card.

[@thecougareliminatorden1622]

I’d guess sometime in the ‘80’s. It’s EA I think, standard white interior with black appointments. The Mustang was also swapped from standard ginger interior to ginger Mach 1 interior

[@chrissinclair526]

awesome holy grail car man. did cougar build a 1967 289 hi pro 4spd that year?

[@thecougareliminatorden1622]

No K code cougars were built

[@mikebrown8065]

One car I wish I could find and have today, that my MOM, yes, my mom 😂, bought brand new in late 1967: Mercury Cougar GT, 390 4-speed. Green on green. I clearly remember the day she traded it in (thanks to the oil embargo) for a brand new leftover 1974 Pinto wagon 😢🙄. It was the darkest day of my life 😂😂!

[@denniss2126]

'Promosm' 😆