1949 Mercury Meteor Custom, Rat Rod, Led Sled, Rare, 1949, 1950, Ford Shoebox on 2040-cars
Camarillo, California, United States
Up for sale is my Very Rare 1949 Mercury Meteor Canadian Shoebox! with OD transmission that works! It has the original flat head v8 8BA Canadian made - Very Rare and runs great! along with a Mallory electronic distributor, Offenhauser dual aluminum intake, brand new Stromberg super 9 7 carburetors, power windows, power trunk popper, power door poppers, custom 2 tone paint, converted to 12 volt system, custom 1200 watt sound system along with the original radio, DVD player, re built generator and starter, new regulator, rear air shocks and lowered in the front. This car is very complete and it's a real head turner! The interior is in great condition minus the front bench seat that needs to be re upholstered. It is very hard to find one of these for sale anywhere here in the US or Canada and especially in this great condition every thing works in this car from the cigarette lighter to the clock and interior lights! This car has no rust and the floor boards and trunk are in good condition the trunk has a special coating in it also. To much to list. I have tried to describe the vehicle to the best of my knowledge. The Mileage is also based on previous owners details. If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask. |
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