1974 Mercury Capri 2-door 2.8l on 2040-cars
Los Gatos, California, United States
1974 Mercury Capri MRK I. Original paint, unmolested car. Everything works. This is a 4 speed, V-6 car. Fun to drive. Complete, no accidents. There is no real rust issues. Small amount on the surface of the passenger real wheel and that's about it. There are a few spots on the roof that are where paint wore through but not rusted through. There are a couple small bubbles in the paint where the 2800cc badge is on the driver side (see pics). The Capri is complete and well used and you know exactly what your getting. Interior is fair but never been taken apart. All original. No mysteries under brand new shining paint. Can be used as a driver, fixed up slowly, or a great base for vintage racing. Title is clear. Original paint means original paint. Have your inspector come before close of auction to verify what you want verified. Please don't bid if you can't make it happen.
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