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1950 Mercury M47 Pickup. Built In Hamilton, Ontario on 2040-cars

US $38,000.00
Year:1950 Mileage:26333
Location:

Brunswick, Maine, United States

Brunswick, Maine, United States

1950 Mercury M47 Pickup. Built in Hamilton, Ontario for the Canadian Market. Mechanically it is the same as a Ford but has more chrome trim and the Mercury nameplates. Palisade Green with black fenders. Flathead V-8, 239 cubic inch, 3-speed transmission, on the floor. Other equipment includes heater and defroster, rear bumper, Dual outside mirrors, White wall tires, deluxe wheel trim, Cab lights, turn signals, Tinted glass. Mileage is listed as 26,333 but it is probably actual mileage unknown.

Restored in the late nineties, the truck has been used sparingly. The paint is excellent. The interior looks new. Underneath is as clean as the top side. It starts instantly and runs great.


I will sell outside the US,  Buyer is responsible for all shipping arrangements, Please e-mail me first to let me know of your shipping arrangements.  Thank you


Any questions, please e-mail or call  207-725-8288

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