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1984 Mercury Grand Marquis 5.0l, 89k on 2040-cars

Year:1984 Mileage:86725 Color: is in very good condition
Location:

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States
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1984 Mercury Grand Marquis. This car is in beautiful, garage-kept condition. You have to see in person to really appreciate this car. It drives like new. Everything works 100% to include a converted A/C system that is ice cold.

- 5.0L, Auto, fully serviced
- All power options
- Good tires and recently serviced to include new fuel pump
- Interior is great with a small stain on rear carpet
- Exterior is in very good condition, normal wear and tear
 - New windshield, fresh emissions test

 All in all a very well kept Mercury. I would not hesitate to drive anywhere. We can help you with airport pickup, loading, whatever you need. 

Check out this walk around video.  http://youtu.be/V4KYE-LG9Zk

 


On Apr-27-14 at 08:43:27 PDT, seller added the following information:

I do have the car listed locally as well and may end auction early. 

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