1954-MERCURY-MONTEREY 2-DOOR HARDTOP KUSTOM,HOTROD.CLEAN DRIVER AND EXCELLENT,CONDITION.5,YR.OLD RESTORATION.DRIVER.CLEAN,FLA.TITLE.
Here I,offer you a 1954 Mercury Monterey 2,door Hardtop kustom.you dont see many any more.Beautiful car power by #302 motor and transmission from a 1987 mercury Marquis.power train.that are and good working condition Motor and transn. are with no problems. and they are clean.,car is a 5yr.restoration and look beautiful garage kept .all the time use for for local car show,and some display.clean car paint,the interior is good like new,new carpet,door panel,good head liner good,front and back seat ,clean ,the car over all is good.runs good drives,stops.good.all the light workgood tires are like new ,is a HotRod ,kustom.glass is good only the passenger door, small glass have a small crack,flat glass dont cost much,look good at all pictures and if have any questions.please send email ,or call me.this car was use for fotos shot,like back and the Happy Days, show.back and the #50.car is price to sale low,Reserve .this 1954,Mercury.Monterey.dont have any warranty,is a 1954 car.the good is a clean and good car.will take offers if you like to make one .not crazy,offers this is a good car clean 2.door hard top.that you dont see many any more.have lots of pictures if you like more. could only put #24,and ebay.will like for you to come see the car and test drive.nothing to hide,or send some one .will store the car for 2,wk.at no cost.and will help with the ph.number of shipping company I use and the past with fear prices.for more information or to make app. to see car here is my,ph.786 287-6020 and home add.to come see the car and test drive.thank you. 1302 west 2 ave Hialeah,fla.33010 care is sold by me the owner.thank you. LOW RESERVE,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,PRICE TO SALE., |
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