Collectibles / Memorabilia

Factory sealed NOS Cougar II "Those Famous Fords" #103 1/25 scale replica model kit from the Testors Corporation in Rockford Illinois. When the Cougar II was first shown in 1964, the press thought...

This marketing poster came from the C. Gayle Warnock collection which was liquidated on Ebay after his passing in 2007. Mr. Warnock was a Public Relations Executive for the Ford Motor Company,...

Custom made Walking Cat belt buckle for the Cougar die hard. This would make a great gift for anyone who lives and breathes everything Cougar. The buckle is bare, unpainted and ready for you to...

Used highly collectible Dan Gurney slot car racing track made by the Republic Tool and Manufacturing Corporation in Los Angeles California. Open box and lightly used. Both cars are intact,...

Ready to move into the Cougar big time? Well now's your chance with this flashy gold plated money clip emblazoned with the XR7-G shifter emblem. A great item to add to your collection of...

Hot Rod magazine - January 1969 issue featuring a cover photo of a red 1969 Eliminator and 2 page insert about Mercury's "Super Car". includes articles on technical info, cars, motorcycles and...

New Walking Cat key fob featuring embossed lettering and walking cat on nickel plated steel attached to leather. A great collectors item or gift idea.

This icon means that we're looking to buy this part!WCCC is a buyer of used and NOS hard to find 67-73 Mercury Cougar parts. Usually we give an in store credit of 50% of our web price for parts...

This listing is for a Walking Cat keychain multi tool. We haven't been able to find much information on this, but it's definitely a cool item to add to your collection. Features a chrome plated...

Accessory pamphlet "For Active People". 31 pages Volume 69 MSD-1A. This brochure highlights everything from the floor mats to an 8-track.

NOS Rand McNally Lincoln Mercury atlas and travel guide, originally distributed to customers through their local dealer. Includes state, city and "special maps" that include the US, Central...

The car pictured is a 67, but the copyright says "1969 Fred Bonner Corporation" and the header says Mercury Cougar introduced 1968.Measures 5"x7"