1967 Mercury Comet Base Wagon Rare Original on 2040-cars
Buffalo, New York, United States
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You are looking at a Very Rare 1967 Mercury Comet Villager woody wagon. This car has been stored in a garage since 1976. The 1976 stickers are still in the window. The registration is dated 1976. I have seen a lot of cars in my day. But this one stands alone. I could not believe the condition of this car after setting in the garage for 38 years. The car retains it's original green paint with normal patina for it's age. The car is solid top to bottom. I installed a new battery, oil and filter,new air filter,new spark plugs, new points and spark plug wires. I did not even pull the carb apart and the car started up and ran like a new car. The automatic choke works great. The car is 100% Original. It still has it's original heat riser in great condition. Just look at the pictures. The original air cleaner with the original 289 logo. Original carb,intake,distributor,exhaust manifolds,starter,water punp,fuel pump, radiator, I can go on and on. Lets just say this is and un touched original car. 289 automatic ,power steering and brakes, am radio that works, power back window that works perfectly. The back door is solid. Every thing on the car works. Lights, turn signals,wipers, brake lights, heater, The glass is all original with no fogging or cracks. All the windows work as well as the doors. The door seals and window seals are like new.The gas tank is like new. The car still has it's original brakes and ford drums that are in great condition. Still retains it's original bias ply tires and rims. Original drive train. This car is solid. This is not a southern or western car. This is and original new York car that has been well preserved. This is a very rare car. But don't take my word for it. Just try to find another one. And not a 66 try to find another 67. Let alone and original untouched 67 mercury villager woody wagon. Take a good look at the pictures. This car has it's original brake lines, Gas lines, and brake hoses still in great condition. All original floors , rockers,quarters, and front fenders with original paint. You could not buy a regular late model car for what I am selling this car for let alone and original rare classic like this. The original moss green with white interior. The steering wheel, seats, dash, door panels, head liner, All original and in great shape. Under the hood solid and original. Hood original, solid with original paint. Inner fender wells solid no rust. Like I sais this car is extremely rare. Start looking and try to find another one. This is a true Mercury comet woody wagon. Now for the bad. It needs and exhaust system. all the original hangers are there and in good condition. It will probably need tires if you want to drive it. The tires have good tread and hold air but are as old as the car. I reserve the right to end the auction early do to the fact the car is for sale locally. If you have any questions you can call me at 716-341-2037 |
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