It looks good, but there’s still a lot to be done.
Mercury
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Hot Comet! 1964 Mercury In Pennsylvania
Would you leave it rough or turn it into an A/FX clone?
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1968 Mercury Cougar XR-7 GT-E: 1 Of 3
This might look like any other Mercury Cougar, but it is in fact a rather rare and special cat, with an incredible story to boot. I will let our friend Jenna from the Owls Head Museum tell you more… more»
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What An Ad! 1973 Capri Survivor
Thanks go to Barn Finds reader Herb for alerting us to this find! It’s rare that you find an early Mercury Capri that isn’t completely rusted away. This one does have some issues, especially on the driver’s side rear… more»
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Go, Montego, Go! 1968 Mercury
As a lover of mid-60’s FoMoCo products, this one really caught my eye. And it’s got those great GT wheels that Jesse & Josh’s Torino has, too! The seller of this 1968 Mercury Montego has decided to let their… more»
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1964 Mercury Comet Convertible: Caliente!
How about a reasonably priced 1960s V8 powered convertible with a 4 speed? Perhaps you’d like something a little different from all the cars at the show? This 1965 Comet Caliente Convertible could be a contender with it’s 260… more»
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429 V8! 1969 Mercury Marquis
The first owner kept this California-native 1969 Marquis for 40 years. Apart from a shredded vinyl roof, I think the outside looks a lot like it did back in 1969. It’s now found in Covina, California and is for… more»
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1966 Mercury Cyclones: Cheap Muscle Cars
While I have always wanted a Road Runner, there is another muscle car I wouldn’t mind having. The Mercury Cyclone probably isn’t at the top of the list for many muscle car collectors and you certainly can’t compare it… more»
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1967 Mercury Cougar GT: Garage Sale
As I’ve lamented on here before, city living means I rent a few garage bays to keep my cars out of the weather. Since I don’t own them, I try and limit how much stuff I cram inside in… more»
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1969 Mercury Marauder X100: Crazy Paint
I remember when the Marauder nameplate made its re-entry to the market in the early 2000s; it was big, black and imposing. It went after a different consumer, however, than what the original concept set out to capture. This… more»
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Storage Unit Find: 1969 Mercury Monterey
The seller of this 1969 Mercury Monterey purchased it at a storage unit auction. They had hoped to restore it, but after replacing a few parts and attempting to start it, they gave up. They think it would run… more»
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1972 Mercury Cougar Convertible for $4,800
While not the prettiest or fastest thing on 4 wheels, this 1972 Mercury Cougar convertible listed here on eBay with a Buy-it-Now of $4,800 is certainly a cheap entry into a classic daily driver. The paint job is straight… more»
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Ranch Find: 1955 Mercury Montclair
A while back we featured a Harley Servi-Car and a Model T that had been found on a ranch in Wyoming. We didn’t have the full story then, but the seller of both vehicles has since contacted us and… more»
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Googie Style: 1958 Mercury Park Lane
There are so many “googie” features on this 1958 Mercury that my eyes were flitting from one to the other. “Googie” is a word used in architecture to describe the projecting fins, extravagant swooping lines, machine-like shapes, wide ledges and… more»
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Original Paint: 1963 Mercury Comet Wagon
The seller of this Mercury Comet wagon claims that the bright red paint is original! I’m always leary of original paint claims, but I couldn’t find any obvious evidence in the photos to prove otherwise. It was owned by the… more»
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Budget Big-Block: 1969 Mercury Marauder X-100
Here’s one I was seriously considering for myself! It’s a 1969 Mercury Marauder and although the seller doesn’t provide many details, it appears to be a X-100. The X-100 was the sporty version of Mercury’s full-sized Marauder. Well, sporty might not be… more»
