1964 Mercury Comet Project Hot Rod Street Rod 2 Door 289 V8 on 2040-cars
Davenport, Iowa, United States
Engine:289 V8
Body Type:Sedan
Vehicle Title:Clear
Exterior Color: Blue/WHITE
Make: Mercury
Interior Color: Blue
Model: Comet
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: 2 DOOR
Drive Type: C4 AUTO
Mileage: 100,000
THIS IS A 1964 MERCURY COMET 2 DOOR SEDAN.HAS A STRONG 289 V8 ENGINE IT HAS A WEIAND INTAKE AND 4 BBL CARB.C4 TRANSMISSION THAT NEEDS REPLACED OR REBUILT, IS SLIPPING IN DRIVE.HAS BRAND NEW FRONT TIRES.REAR TIRES NEED REPLACED.HAS DRUM BRAKES ALL AROUND THAT WORK GOOD.NEEDS BODY WORK HAS BEEN DONE ONCE BUT NEEDS DONE AGAIN.INTERIOR NEEDS WORK.GLASS ALL GOOD.KEYSTONE CLASSICS ARE IN GOOD SHAPE.IM NOT GONNA LIE THIS CAR NEEDS SOME WORK AS I SAID ITS A PROJECT CAR BUT DOES LOOK COOL.IS GONNA NEED A FLOOR SHIFTER AS WELL STEERING COLUMN SHIFTER IS WORN OUT.ANY QUESTIONS JUST ASK.CAR IS WHAT IT IS AND IS SOLD AS IS.I DO HAVE A CLEAN UP TO DATE TITLE.BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PICKING UP CAR AND YOU BUY IT YOU MAKE YOUR OWN ARRANGEMENTS FOR PICKING IT UP.I REQUIRE A 500 DOLLAR DEPOSIT IMMEDIATELY AFTER AUCTION ENDS.THANKS FOR LOOKING.THIS CAR HAS LOW RESERVE I NEED IT GONE.
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