1941 Mercury Sedan: Suicide Doors, Frame And Body Only on 2040-cars
Merced, California, United States
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We have a 1941 Mercury Sedan that needs a new home. This car is restorable and/or there are multiple parts that can be used for other projects. There is no engine and no title. It is mainly the body and the frame. It is in Merced waiting to be picked up by a Mercury enthusiast. (buyer will be responsible to pick up the car). We are only interested in doing one sale for the whole car. We can not afford the time to run sales for individual parts even though we could make more money that way. At this price, buy the whole thing, take the parts you want and sell the rest for a profit! The following parts are in fair to good shape (see pictures): 1941 Mercury 4 Door Sedan Body Front and Rear Fenders (already removed) Fender Nose Hood Frame Floorboards Running boards Seats Door Handles & Latches Miscellaneous interior and exterior parts Shoot me a message if you have questions. Thank you. |
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