1966 Mercury Montclair 2 Door Coupe 390 Rat Rod Project Lincoln on 2040-cars
Camanche, Iowa, United States
1966 mercury monclair .car will run on its on power and drive .and stop on its on . carb will need rebuilt , tune up .car has been sitting for some time . car was tucked in a barn.the body appears to be very soild ,their are paint chips,along with a dent in the pass. side fender. the inside of this car is very clean, dash in very good condition . 54.000 on the dash . 390 2 barrel . 3 speed auto. ac car . power brakes . power streeing . chrome is all their . windshild is broken. fender shirts are in the trunk . the car will need restored . the frame appears to be in good condition. the floors are soild as well. this item is listed localy and may be sold at any time, first payment made gets car. make an offer .it will be sold. About Me: I am not a business. I have a full time job that is not ebay. I try to do my best to let you know that I received your payment . The stupid Fine Print: Please read what is below because it will save us both a lot of time and energy; Thank You.I am not an expert in everything that I sell, and I try to describe my items to the best of my ability and accurately. I believe my listing to be the correct identification and application for the item. My resources are limited so their maybe a few mistakes. Please feel free to do your own research; before you bid. This item is being sold "AS IS", what you see is what you are bidding; so please ask any and all questions before you bid as all sales are final and there are no refunds. Shipping Information: Shipping and Handling: Non-US Sales Information: will pay and all shipping rates Feedback Information: The Last Information: I will try to send you an ebay invoice within 24 hours after the auction is over. If you do not hear from me in a day or so after the auction is over, check your email system spam filter or computer because I will be trying to contact you. If I have not heard from you in 3 days or received your payment within 7 days after the auction is over I will be sending you an ebay payment reminder using the ebay dispute system. This will be followed by an unpaid item alert filed with ebay and I will be leaving negative feedback. Sorry about all of this but I am getting tired with being strung out for weeks after the auction is over by buyers that just cannot seem to get their act together. If something does come up and you cannot get payment to me within the 3 days, email me and let me know. I am a reasonable guy if you just talk to me and let me know what's going on. Thanks For Looking SILVERBACK442 ! |
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