It all started in 1969, when Coca-Cola decided it wanted to do a

　　promotion where the top prize would be a hot-rodded 1969 428ci

　　Cobra-Jet-powered Mercury Cougar. Coca-Cola partnered up with Car

　　Craft Magazine and Don Nicholson, aka "Dyno Don," to build a show

　　version of Dyno Don's Super Stock cougar. It traveled around to

　　different promotional events and races, where it would do NHRA

　　exhibition runs. Ford sent the car to Don's shop, where it was

　　blueprinted and a few secret tweaks to the engine were done. Also

　　added a set of Lakewood traction bars, Jardine headers, new drag

　　shocks, a set of Cragar SS wheels and a set of slicks. Don decided

　　to install a Hurst Competition shifter and linkage setup. In

　　September 1969, Coca-Cola gave the car to one lucky winner in Ohio.

　　Sadly, he had to sell it. It was rediscovered in 1999, then was

　　given a full restoration taking 3 years to accomplish. After its

　　restoration, it has changed hands a few times and is currently in a

　　private car collection. In 2016 "Super Cat" took Outstanding

　　First-Time Showing from MCACN and the Platinum Pick Judge's Choice;

　　in 2019, it received an Invitation Display Certificate from MCACN

　　and it was featured on the cover of MCACN Magazine. The sale comes

　　with the 1973 Ohio title, Marti Report, vintage magazines, photos

　　and National Thirst Eliminator Sweepstakes giveaway sign board.

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