1947 Ford Mercury Flat Head V8 Eight Series on 2040-cars
Orangevale, California, United States
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Here is a 1947 Ford Mercury eight series. It has a flat head V8 with eledebrock heads and a MSD ingition. runs and drives. Car has not been driven much. Was my grandfathers car and he took good care of the car. Master cylinder was just changed. battery is in the truck eletricical upgraded to 12v. interior looks nice. has a decent paint. few chips in the hood and minor dings here and there. no visiable rust issues. would not take much for this to be a show car or weekend driver. Please ask questions if you have them and i will best answer them.
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