1964 Mercury Montclair Marauder 2 Door Fastback on 2040-cars
Pine Grove, Pennsylvania, United States
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1964 MERCURY MONTCLAIR MARAUDER 2 DOOR FASTBACK Here is a rare 1964 2 door fastback Mercury that was a factory 390 v8 2bbl with automatic transmission. It is currenty a rolling chassis still sporting its nine inch rear and included driveshaft however the motor and transmission are missing. Story has is the the original motor thew a connection rod and were removed. A restoration of the car started and has since been put on hold. Car is now for sale and includes all parts shown in pictures. The car has some rust issues but is pretty solid for a PA car. I added three pictures of the frame. The first is on the inside on the drivers side about the size of a quarter and the last two are the inside and outside of the frame on the passenger side in the middle section of the floor so it should be an easy repair since it is a straight section. The rest of the frame is solid. Feel free to ask questions. Car is being sold as is. $100 deposit required within 24 hrs of auction end and remainder within seven days unless other terms are agreed on. |
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