The 1967 Mercury Cougar Dan Gurney Special was a special edition of the first-generation Mercury Cougar, released as part of Mercury's marketing push to promote the Cougar's connection to racing and performance. This package was named after Dan Gurney, the legendary American race car driver and team owner associated with Mercury's racing efforts in the late 1960s.The 1967 Cougar Dan Gurney Special features "Dan Gurney Special" decals on the rear quarter panels, unique chrome trim and badging, and optional styled steel wheels. Typically equipped with a 289 V8 (2-barrel or 4-barrel), it came standard with a 3-speed manual, with optional 4-speed manual or Merc-O-Matic automatic. The interior options include high-back bucket seats and a woodgrain trim dashboard, a signature Cougar design. Optional upgrades include air conditioning and an AM/FM radio. This rare classic blends performance and style, honoring racing legend Dan Gurney.

This 1967 Mercury Cougar Dan Gurney Special is a rare and well-documented classic, complete with a Marti Report verifying its authenticity. Powered by a 302 Small Block Ford V8 paired with a C4 automatic transmission and a 2.79 rear gear ratio, it delivers smooth, effortless cruising. Notable features include hide-away headlights, sequential turn signals, air conditioning, power steering, and power brakes with front disc brakes. The Lime Frost Green exterior with a black vinyl top is complemented by a black vinyl interior and 14" Mercury OEM rally wheels wrapped in BFGoodrich Radial T/A tires.