1960 Mercury Frontenac / Ford Falcon 2 Dr on 2040-cars
Kanata, Ontario, Canada
She might look a bit rough - but no surprises ! Needs rear 1/4s and front floor pans. All avail repop for small money. The car is a 1960 Mercury Frontenac 2 door - an extremely rare Canadian sister car to the American Ford Falcon. Identical in every way except Frontenac trim (most of which is NOT included in this sale - I will include a Frontenac hood script and decklid script and rear fender spears - 3 per side) The car has been PROPERLY disassembled, bagged and tagged. Everything is there and included (except Frontenac trim as noted, air filter cover). Glass is good. Stainless good (drip rails need polishing but are restorable). Has Deluxe stainless trim...which is included. Was running driving car when bought, prior to disassembly in 2013. I have another project on the go - something has to move along as I am short on storage space. This is the early car with 4 lug wheels. So - restore as a Frontenac or Falcon - up to you. Priced to move right along. I do not Paypal. $500 non-refundable deposit holds for 21 days. The blue example included in photos is just to give an idea of how would look restored. Up to you. Some folks like to use these to pro-street or for gassers. More pics on request. |
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