1966 Mercury Cyclone 390 4 Speed on 2040-cars
Harrison Township, Michigan, United States
1966 Mercury Cyclone 390 cu. in., 4 speed, 9” rear end and
power brake remote mirror with 55K miles.
Original California Black Plate car brought to Michigan in 2013 never
titled or driven in Michigan. Original “S” code car with original paint and
sheet metal except left front fender which was replaced years ago. Still has grease pencil marking under hood
from factory. All original engine,
transmission, rear end, carburetor and shifter with console along with dash
mounted factory Tachometer. Factory
original colors red exterior with black vinyl top and white interior. Has new headliner, seat covers, carpet, door
panels, restored dash pad, package tray, arm rest, gauge housing restored and
all metal interior parts re-painted. Restored factory Tachometer, restored original
jack assembly, restored original seat belts, new radio speakers, non -factory
steering wheel but I do have two original steering wheels that go with the
vehicle. Also has all new cat whiskers,
weather stripping, windshield, back window glass, front bumper, rear bumper, 5
tires, upper and lower control arms which included upper and lower ball joints,
idler arm, tie rod ends, front sway bar bushing, links, front and rear shocks,
P/S control valve, P/S cylinder, P/S hoses, master cylinder, power brake
booster, Ford acid Battery, all coolant and hose’s, oil and filter, alternator,
voltage regulator, coolant sensor, fuel level sensor. Resent brake job; tune up, front wheel
bearing replaced, front end alignment. Absolute
solid body still has the paint on floor pans under the carpet and under the car,
great solid pinch welds. There are many
small dents in the body panels and only one rust spot on the lower right rear
quarter panel from a leak in the truck weather strip where moisture and dirt was
setting inside this area, easy
repair. Very solid original vehicle with
patina needs nothing everything works, drive it and have fun, vehicle’s like this
don’t come by very often. I have most of
the original parts removed from the vehicle that go with the vehicle. The 2 front grill trim pieces are missing in
the pictures but I do have them, they are out being polished right now do back
any day. |
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