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1964 Mercury Montclair "marauder" 25th Anniverary on 2040-cars

Year:1964 Mileage:138000
Location:

Pflugerville, Texas, United States

Pflugerville, Texas, United States
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        Here is a Rare 4 door FASTBACK Hardtop  talk about eyeball it has it, every place I go it attracts  a crowd. I want to sell it only because  I have to many cars to move and the new Barn is smaller.  It has " Factory" A/C I believe this is a numbers matching car the Engine looks to all be original  by the amount of 50 yrs. of use dirt and crime. Car runs very well, I would not do nothing because of how well it runs, I rebuilt the Carb. and installed new fuel pump. they were not needed but it seem to have a fuel delivery problem . Once I found a pitched /gas line back by the fuel tank that was the real problem. that little hose was to long for the space and folded over. the gas tank had been replaced from sitting by previous owner and the hose with a little time just folded Why didn't I think of that so new tank, fuel pump and rebuilt Carb.Run's great now. The story is that two sisters owned this car from new and they both aged out died,  before the car did , lucky for us car collectors.  There are 2 dr. h/t's and breeze way hard tops but this is much rarer than any  other being a HARDTOP 4 dr. Fastback.  Always on collector Cars there are things over time that have to be attended to. This car is 50 yrs. old . I remember them new as I graduated from high school In 1963.   any Questions  please don't wait to ask as always the last couple of days it can be hard on a car like this. I' am personally cautious when I buy a colletor car so I trailer everything and drive on little short trips close to home. This car has a open Nebraska title that and bill of sale will be provided.   I also have another same yr. same body but Parklane in " Bittersweet with black interior " marauder.  This listed car is of coarse "as-is" no guarantee or warrantees , not responsible for omit ions. Must pay with-in 48 hrs. deposit through pay pal of non-refundable $500. cash when owner picks up or wire transfer, cashiers check on U.S. bank only  I have no problem with reporting non-payer buyers, please read directions   if you have less than 3 competed deals or member in the less than six months ,or non-pays you must contact me "FIRST",I well delete abuse users. For United States only-Purchasers  I might consider out of U.S. sale, you well have to contact me first , but you well have to pay and then wait a few weeks before I release it to a transport  the buyer is responsible for shipping in all cases.     This is a very nice collector car.  good luck on your bidding and Happy Holidays

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