1972 Montego Gt Mercury Rare 351c C4 B&m Hotrod Project Car Muscle Fast Back on 2040-cars
Graham, Washington, United States
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1972 Mercury Montego GT Fastback: RARE – only 5820 were built in ’72. Numbers match, bucket seats, ram air hood, 351C, C4 tranny, B&M mega shifter. Car has been in and out of storage for several years. Purchased during HS years (‘86), joined the military ('91) and was stored since. All glass is perfect (just dirty). Keystone wheels. Car is lowered. Excellent restoration hotrod project. Because of all the military transfers and lack of space and funds to build, I need to sell. Extra parts included: GT ram air hood, rear bumper w/tail lights, window chrome, extra rear glass, left/right sport mirrors, drivers side front fender (the one on the car has a dent), 3 piece grill, side hash marks and whatever other parts are in the trunk go with the car. The first picture was taken in 1986 when I was driving it to/from high school. The rest are up to date, currently undercover. The first pic shows what the car can look like.. It was a looker and fun to drive. I have a clean title, buyer responsible for pickup and/or shipping. Car is located in Graham, WA. The car needs to be moved by 15 April, 2014. |
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