DCC Featured Cats
Not A Concours Kind of Guy
Delmarva Cougar Club Membership Director Basil Moncrief, of Stafford, Va., doesn't hold back when he describes his ideal ride. "I like fast, loud cars," he says plainly. | Full story ››
A Family Affair
There was never any doubt where Geraldine Bassett's Polar White 1968 Cat would end up. "I wanted this car from the first day my aunt drove it home new when I was 10 years old," says member Erin Monfort. | Full story ››
It's All Relative
Dennis Black, who likes being different, was drawn to the unique look of the Eliminator and its status as a rare muscle car. So, when Dennis found a 1970 Competition Gold Eliminator, he bought it, even though it needed a complete restoration. | Full story ››
200,000 Miles of Fun
John Bell found his '71 XR-7 convertible about eight years ago in Williamsburg, Va., and made it his own with performance upgrades and a new coat of Thunderbird Garnett Red, a 1986 color, with "gold flake" added for depth. | Full story ››
Good as Gold
Like many car enthusiasts, DCC member Jim Jacobus, of Virginia Beach, Va., has one of those stories about the cherished car he let go and how he regretted the decision. | Full story ››
En-Gauged
If a passenger in Gary Wirth's '67 Cougar gets bored looking out the window or listening to the growl of the big block 390 under the hood, he or she can always monitor the cat's vital signs through a long row of custom gauges on the dash above their knees. | Full story ››