Last stop: 1977 Mercury Cougar

I personally don't think these cars have aged well. I find the trunk to hood ratio to be disproportionate giving them an awkward look. I think if the hood was shorter, it would look a lot better. The grille is also to out of place for a personal luxury coupe. Others find it just fine for their tastes.
Anyway, these are cars you just don't see around at all, not even in local cars shows.

[@michaeljuniper5176]

Great to watch from here in the UK .Cheers.

[@scottpadgett1709]

FYI, that's a 351M in the car. Valve cover would say 351M/400. I'd love to have that 8 track player for mine. I have an all original 77 w/50,000 miles in my garage. Black w/red leather interior and full gauges. I'd like to get a few more of these so I can play around with a 6.9 diesel and 5 speed manual swap.

[@TomSnyder-gx5ru]

These, along with the newly released '77 Thunderbird, were everywhere back then!

[@KennethFearson]

I need those door panels?

[@countryroadautopartsusa6466]

They are $300 each

[@rcharles6123]

The car is the same color I had I don't know where this car is but it sure looks like mine

[@countryroadautopartsusa6466]

The car was in California

[@rcharles6123]

This looks like my car. Was a great car but it was also a gas eater.