The car comes from a far away state of Idaho - from the town of Boil. It's owner was a wife of a car dealer Kris Hicks and this Cougar used to be her car since the year 1983. A combination of access to technical facilities and woman's meticulous care about the automobile is apparent from it's condition. We posses complete documentation regarding service checks, service manuals, original documents and everything that is typically lost irrecoverably in most cars. Made in 1977 it belongs to the fourth generation of Cougars lasting for two years. Starting off as swift and nimble model (which we also have) each generation was gaining more chrome, plush and genuine Detroit steel. Body had grown to 5.5 metres in length and car weighing 1819 kilograms averaged 16l/100km. We are proud of this car as it testifies that despite the beginning of oil crisis Mercury found it's way to nerly 200 000 buyers and it is one of the latest representatives of this so called luxury era where among all priorities passengers' comfort was number one. The 80's was a different game, strict laws robbed engines of their displacement, bodies lost their attractive looks and drivers lost smiles on their faces...