In the early 1960s, Ford introduced the Falcon, and the Mercury Comet was born. A decade later, the same thing happened again with the Maverick and Comet. So, you could say lightning struck twice – and we mean this… more»
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Unlikely Survivor: 22K Mile 1985 Mercury Cougar
Normally, a commodity car like an ’85 Mercury Cougar would barely register a nod of interest. But when you consider 35 years of age, 22K miles, and excellent condition, its stock will have a tendency to rise. The interest… more»
Field Of Classic Cars And Trucks Up For Sale!
Located in a field in Temecula, California is an assortment of cars, trucks and various equipment that have been accumulated over time. Apparently, the owner of the property would find a vehicle or machine, bring it back, leave it… more»
Eliminator Wannabe: 1968 Mercury Cougar 462
Update 9/29/20 – This wild Cougar has been relisted here on eBay. How high will it go this time around? From 8/5/20 – The seller calls this 1968 Mercury Cougar a “wannabe” Eliminator, and while it may not be… more»
15k Mile Survivor: 1979 Mercury Capri Turbo RS
By 1978, the imported first-generation Mercury Capri was on its way out. For 1979, Mercury would roll out a new Capri, one that was based on the same Fox-Body that the new Mustang used. To many, this was a… more»
1965 Mercury Comet Caliente With 302 V8!
The Comet was Mercury’s entrance into the compact car scene. Based on the 1960 Falcon, the Comet was a line of its own until Mercury badging was added in 1962. The 1965 model, like the one for sale, took… more»
390 V8/4-Speed: 1968 Mercury Cougar
We’ve seen a few cars recently here at Barn Finds that have the “wow” factor, and this 1968 Mercury Cougar continues that trend. This car has just come off the back of a full restoration, and the owner has… more»
Fancy Granada: 1979 Mercury Monarch Coupe
In 1975, Ford rolled out the Granada as the more civilized successor to the aging Maverick. Not to be outdone, Mercury got its version of the same car and badged it as the Monarch. Ford sold two million Granada’s… more»
One Of None? 1970 Mercury Cyclone GT Boss 429
No one except the seller will mistake this big orange Mercury for a Ford! Striking an intimidating pose in what looks like a suburban back yard, this 1970 Mercury Cyclone GT from Wichita, Kansas comes ready to rumble, though… more»
One Year Only: 1969 Mercury Cyclone 428 CJ
This 1969 Mercury Cyclone is a pretty special car. Not only is it 1-of-80 to wear this distinctive paint and trim combination, but the engine bay houses the original 428ci V8 that was a hallmark of the CJ, or… more»
Impressive Survivor: 1974 Mercury Capri
This Mercury Capri is a clean example of the rarely seen coupe that offered American shoppers a taste of Ford’s European product line. Few of these cars are left in condition like this, quickly becoming obscure models not long… more»
390 Tri-Carb Convertible! 1967 Mercury Monterey
Even with the shiny chrome wheels, few would expect a hot triple-carb 390 lurks in the engine compartment of this big black and white cruiser! The 1967 Mercury Monterey in Warren, New Jersey shows well, and it’s a runner… more»
1 of 2,318: 1962 Mercury Comet Villager
When Dearborn got into the compact car business in 1960, Ford had the Falcon and Mercury had the Comet. They were basically the same under the skin, but the Comet had less rounded styling than Falcon and even some… more»
















