1964 Mercury Comet 2 Door Rat Rod Arizona Car Super Solid Matte Black 289 302 Az on 2040-cars
Kingman, Arizona, United States
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BARN FIND. I have had this for 10 years and not gotten to it to restore. It is a solid southern car. It was bought in las vegas and it has been in AZ for 10 years now. 1964 mercury comet. It has a small v-8 maybe 289 or 302 with an automatic. It looks like it originally came with a manual transmission. The motor is strong and goes right into gear and brakes work good. The only rust I found was on the passenger floorboard, you can see someone welded in a panel. I took out the seats and carpet for the pics so you can see the floorboards. The seats don't look to be original, my guess would be they are from an 80's mustang. The inner fenders, doors, trunk, quarter panels all look to be rust free. This is a project car that runs and drives. I already know I will get questions if you can hop in a 50 year old car that has been sitting 10 years and drive it across country. This does run and drive, but it needs tires, belts, hoses and electrical work. Please ask all queastions before bidding. It is also highly recommended to look at vehicle in person, by appointment send me your phone number and I will call you back to arrange viewing car. |
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