Restored 1966 Mercury Montery Convertable on 2040-cars
West River, Maryland, United States
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Condition: Very good (99% rust free) (runs great)
Features: Restored 1966 Mercury Monterey Convertable. New top and hydraulics. Rebuilt Mercury auto transmission (3 speed), Rebuild 390ci 2br engine (new pistons, bearings, cam, turned crank, heads/values, waterpump, fuel pump, rebuilt-carb, new 3 row radiator, etc). New front end bushings, bearings all around, shocks, fuel tank, brakes. Rechromed bumper, tail lights, grill, mirror and many interior chrome parts. New carpet. Convertable top cover (white). 99% rust removed (new passenger door, new passenger fender, new floor boards, new trunk, new quarter panels, frame restored, new inner wheel wells front. (all receipts have been saved)Fun car. Runs great. Smooth ride, quiet.Special features - pwSt, pwBrk, side marker lights for turn signals (optional that year). Seatbelts put in. Hazard flashers lights (optional that year). Remote movable drivers mirror. Variable speed (re: vacuum assist) wswiper (connected but not working). (no power seats or power windows)See pictures for appreciation History: 3rd owner. 3 year project. Drove 6 years after (put on 11,000 miles). Shipping: by buyer Payment: cash, check |
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