1955 Mercury, Monterey on 2040-cars
California City, California, United States
1955 MERCURY-MONTERAY-2DR. HARDTOP - NEW PAINT(ROOTBEER METALLIC) - NEW UPHOLSTERY(SEATS-CARPETS-DOOR PANELS-HEADLINER) - TRUNK IS ALSO UPHOLSTERED - NEW CHROMED FRONT AND REAR BUMPERS AND TAILLIGHT RIMS - NEW EXHAUST (FROM FRONT TO REAR) 302 MOTOR (68,000 MILES) - NEW C-4 TRANSMISSION (AUTOMATIC) - TRUNK BUTTON TO OPEN TRUNK - NEW BATTERY - SPINNER HUBCAPS - FENDER SKIRTS - THINGS IT NEEDS- CHROME POLISHED-DRIVERS WINDOW IS CRACKED AND A TUNE UP - CAR HAS BEEN STORED FOR 3 MONTHS- PAINTED 2 WEEKS AGO. RUNS AND DRIVES GREAT - CLEAR TITLE IN HAND. OPEN TO TRADE FOR A 34 DODGE. I AVE TOO MANY CARS THIS ONE HAS TO GO. THANKS FOR LOOKING. FEEL FREE TO ASK ANY QUESTIONS.
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