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Something about the colors, contrast and light just make me like this a lot, and I already love Cougars

Not many people go for Cougars, and I rarely ever see them on the road. They have such a great grill, and the hidden headlights are not found on a lot of cars, now or then, and I think that of all the cas that hed them, I've loved the look. 66-67 Charger, 69 Camaro, The 68 Cougar, the Toronado, and Rivieras... no one makes a grill look anymore, everyone seems to design a tiny radiator opening, and puts the headlights outside that.

Finally another great Trans Am race car transporter

Found on http://www.gt40s.com/forum/original-gt40s/30147-original-race-car-transporters.html

The coolest cars that Pace Pirate has posted

Don't know what it is, but they did a great job with it ( Volvo!)

I think this Tempo has an awesome look, sorta VW micro bus lowered, but that split windshield is very reminiscent of the Santa Fe locomotive for a gallery of it: http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2010/08/this-is-cool-little-van-thing-i-dont.html

That is just the greatest thing you can do to a street racer!

Above Cougar is just a computer drawing, but an incredible design anyway

Has to be a mocked up photo

This would be fantastic in a 2 door

Wow!

Don't know what it is, want it.

The Reventon Scarabs and transporter

via: http://pacepirate.tumblr.com/

Pets and vehicles, cute.... but the cougar would bite a bad guys face off

The "Coalinga Kitty" was California Highway Patrol officer Jack Tarkington's pet mountain lion named Oscar, who followed Tarkington around Coalinga and rode on the back of his motorcycle.
Tarkington got Oscar as a 4-day-old cub from a circus in 1926. Oscar grew to 8 feet, from the tip of his tail to his nose, and weighed about 200 pounds. Oscar was reportedly a startling sight perched on the back of Tarkington's motorcycle.

I can't remember where this one is from