1968 Mecrury Monterey Ford Antique Car Low Miles 390 on 2040-cars
Oakwood, Ohio, United States
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This car is near mint condition. One owner which was my step dad's, beside myself. 76,480 actual miles. Engine runs good and strong. BeEn always kept inside since new. Never seen a winter. Has been stored in climate controlled building since 1982. Since been in storage has been drove an average 60 miles a year. Has 2 small dents on driver side a one small scratch around trunk. All can be seen in photos. New water pump and battery. CASH ONLY ON PICKUP. NO PAYPAL PAYMENTS WILL BE EXCEPTED. I reserve right to end auction at any time as car is for sale locally. PICKUP ONLY.
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Mercury Monterey for Sale
New trade 1 owner runs great fullpower dvd 7 passonly 99k warrantee(US $3,950.00)
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