1975 Mercury Comet Four Doors on 2040-cars
Lehigh Acres, Florida, United States
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This a one of a kind 1975 mercury comet. It was part of previous owner family for a long time. It is a beauty ready to be restored by new owner. The car has mostly its original parts, and it was running and registered in 2008. This Mercury Comet is a restoration project with the right price. The car has some small rust in the body due to age, but easy to be repair. The car does not run due to whole in gas tank, and need of carburetor, but engine runs, and transmission is good. The engine type is 250 inline 6 cyl and has a good sound. I am not a mechanic, but when gas is added to carburetor, the engine sounds good. The car's ceiling needs some stitching. The passenger's door does not open. The floor panel has some rust, and driver's side has a small hole. The seats are original, but front seat has wore out.
The description of the car is up to my abilities, but as I stated before I am not a mechanic. Sold as it is, and sorry no refund. Please see pictures and request for additional information or questions before bidding. Once you have place a bid, and you are the higher bidder, you are the new owner, and payment is due. New owner is responsible for picking up the car locally or arrange to transport it. |
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