The Sign of the Cat
CATS OVERSEAS
Not surprisingly, the Cougar is a hit well beyond the North American continent. Leon Bray of Brisbane, Australia, owns a litter of Cougars and believes there may be as many as 250 classic Cougars in Australia. “They have been imported from the ’60s, including two that were imported by Ford and have compliance plates attached by the factory,” he says. These cars include a full range of models: a couple of Boss 302 Eliminators, ’69 R-code and S-code cars, ’69-’70 GT convertibles, and ’68 GTs. The ’69 convertibles are really popular and there may be a GTE on the continent. The searchers are on its trail. The Cougar Club of Australia is a chapter of the Cougar Club of America. It’s basically a registry because the Cougars are spread so far and wide that meetings and gatherings are impractical. There are a number of Cougar enthusiasts with multiple cars. One Cougar owner in Brisbane can claim seven cars, all ’69 and ’70 models. A few more have three cars and a number possess two. In the course of our survey, we also received a response from an owner in South Africa, so you can see the Cougar truly has universal appeal. View Related Article
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