Update 5/17/16 – The owner just mentioned in the comments that they will throw in a flathead V8 if someone buys the car soon! From 5/9/16 – This one takes me back! When I was a kid, a ’50… more»
Mercury
Orchid & White: 1957 Mercury Monterey With 39,000 Miles
This survivor is showing a claimed 39,000 original miles, and boy, does it look the part. In period Sunset Orchid and Classic White livery this 1957 Mercury Monterey could have left 1957 and jumped to 2016 with only a… more»
Two Doors Too Many? 1956 Mercury Custom Sedan
This 1956 Mercury Custom Sedan sat in North Dakota “for many years”, according to the owner. It’s now listed on eBay with a price of $1,800 and is found in Hightstown, New Jersey.
Plexiglass Roof: 1954 Mercury Sun Valley
Sun Valley may be the name of a ski town in Idaho, but it is also the name of an option fitted to some Ford and Mercury cars in 1954. It was basically a huge sunroof right over the front seat… more»
Reader Find: 1968 Mercury Cyclone
Now this is a Barn Finds‘ Exclusive! Reader David C found this Mercury Cyclone by chance while he was hunting for some parts! You won’t find this deal anywhere else. I’ll let David tell you more about this find… more»
Sign Of The Cat: 1970 Mercury Cougar
Thanks go to reader Michael K for sending us news of this intriguing 1970 Mercury Cougar for sale on craigslist in Birmingham, Alabama. The seller does not provide extensive or detailed information about the car, but just enough to… more»
Mustang’s Sister: 1983 Mercury Capri RS 5.0
Here’s a car you don’t see everyday: a 1983 Mercury Capri RS with the factory high-output 5.0 liter V8. Like all things Mercury, this is basically a warmed-over Ford product intended to give buyers some feeling of greater luxury… more»
German Shed Find: 1973 Ford Capri
As finder Olaf E. quite correctly noted in his submission, this was known as the Mercury Capri in the US, but the Ford Capri in Europe where they were manufactured. There’s an interesting story that goes along with this… more»
Bad Decisions: 1939 Mercury Convertible
Where do I begin? This is not a barn find, though many might wish it had been left where ever it came from. What do you get when you cross a 1939 Mercury coupe with a 1990s Chevy Lumina? This… more»
Grandpa’s Car: 1963 Mercury Meteor
In 1962 and 1963 the Meteor went from being a large car to an intermediate. It was the Mercury version of the Ford Fairmont. This Meteor features a V8 paired with an automatic and is claimed to have just 65,000… more»
Collision Leaves Merger: Film At Eleven
What I think we’re seeing here is the result of a perfectly timed and placed collision between a 1951 Ford and a 1993 Mercury Cougar. We don’t know if either driver survived, but the merged car is for sale… more»
Non-Haggard Merc: 1978 Mercury Zephyr
Merle Haggard’s home town of Bakersfield, CA is where this beauty can be found. I can’t imagine Mr. Haggard driving a light blue 1978 Mercury Zephyr, but who knows. This one is here on craigslist with an asking price of $5,000. Not a small… more»
Road Ready: 1971 Mercury Grand Marquis Coupe
Apart from the period aluminum wheels, this 1971 Mercury Grand Marquis is remarkably stock. It’s been garaged for it’s entire life, which lately has been in Avondale, Arizona. The owner doesn’t give a reason for selling, but they believe it’s… more»
Marcia, Marcia, Marcia: 1966 Mercury Monterey
This 1966 Mercury Monterey is listed on Craigslist and is located in the capital of Montana: Helena. What a great-looking design this is! The seller is asking $3,000 for this somewhat rare fastback-style two-door hardtop and it’s just waiting… more»
Gold, Silver Or Bronze? 1956 Mercury Medalist
The Medalist was introduced for 1956 as a model at the very bottom of the Mercury line to enable the buy-up from Fords to be easier. Apparently, the strategy was not a success as the model was discontinued after… more»
Screwdriver Required: 1973 Mercury Capri
Similar to dining establishments that allow you to saddle up to the bar with flip flops and a tank top, this 1973 Mercury Capri here on eBay follows the adage of, “No shirt, no shoes, no problem!” That’s because you don’t… more»
















