1991 Mercury Grand Marquis Colony Park Wagon Last Year Available For Rwd Wagon. on 2040-cars
Roanoke, Virginia, United States
This is the very last year for the traditional full size rear wheel drive station wagon as released by FOMOCO, a 1991 Mercury Colony Park LS rear wheel drive wagon finished in white with faux woodgrain exterior panels and a blue interior. There were only 3104 examples made during this last model year run, insuring future collectiblity. This big Mercury Colony Park wagon is nearly fully loaded and has cold AC. Mileage is about 150K miles total and has had regular oil changes and most of these miles are highway. This car has excellent tires and runs and drives great. It is in need of a few minor repairs like the gas guage doesnt work correctly and the odometer has recently quit working as well and the power lock on the passenger door doesn't work. It also has a set of third row seats in the back. The dark blue cloth interior and headliner is in very clean original condition, the paint and body and glass is in very good shape as well. Comes with a factory shop manual. This is a rare opportunity to get a future collectible car in great cosmetic shape at a reasonable price. I can help the shipper load the vehicle or you are welcome to pick up the vehicle in person. A non-refundable 500 dollar deposit is required within 2 days of auction close. I am only selling as I am buying a new home. Any questions or requests for more photos please write me. Thank you for bidding and good luck! |
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