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1956 Mark Project W/ All Parts Air Conditioned Plus Parts Car Ac on 2040-cars

Year:1956 Mileage:99999
Location:

Poolesville, Maryland, United States

Poolesville, Maryland, United States

1956 Mark II Complete Project Car with Factory Air (Parts Car Included)

**I have recently reduced the price. We have three cars in a lot and are taking parts from each to make one the best possible. Please call me for more information at (301) 672-1000.**

All rare parts will come with this car, it just needs to be restored and put together. Once that is done, this car would be 98% complete. I do have the title for both of the cars. I purchased a package of parts, and there are enough parts for 3 cars. We have a burgundy Mark II that is the best car out of the 3 others in the lot. I am planning on giving it all of the best parts. The parts car I am using has a good windshield and untouched stainless trim. The other car you see in primer is not in the deal.

The cars can be stored for free for 60 days.

Call for more information at (301) 672-1000

Key Points about this Car:

  • Factory A/C; Complete parts, and the parts car also has A/C.
  • It has the correct motor which turns freely and may run. The parts car also has an engine and transmission.
  • This car has a good headliner
  • The seats are okay for a driver
  • Clear title
  • The burgundy repaint is 15 years old, so it will need to be repainted.
  • Correct wiper arms and all wiper parts
  • Correct jack
  • Correct radio
  • Set of 4 hubcaps will be included that are very nice, and a spare parts hubcap.
  • There is no key for this car.
  • The bumpers need to be plated, they are not shiny.
  • On the best car, the gas door has a broken pot metal on the hinge.
  • The lenses have blemishes, and they are not new.
  • A packing list with all parts will be provided and some will be shrink wrapped.
  • 4 piece rocker trim included
  • Nice head light rings included
  • Nice front grill included.
  • There are some rust holes by driver's side floorboard by the gas pedal, but never patched.

I cannot guarantee that you will have every single nut and bolt for this car, but I am aware of the rare parts on this car. They will be included. There is also the parts car (with title included) if you would like. I also have another Mark II parts car with A/C in my yard located in Maryland. You will have to source the reproduction parts yourself. You may still want to upgrade the parts that come with the car with a reproduction part. Unfortunately, this car is a basket case, but there are very few of these left to restore. That is why I purchased this collection. I have a '57 and '56 Continental and I understand how important it is to get a complete car. I may be able to deliver this car to your door as well. Please call (301) 672-1000 for more information on delivery locations.  

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