BEAUTIFUL MERCURYS FROM YESTERYEAR 1955 MERCURY MONTCLAIR This Montclair sports the signature accent panel below the window sills and is equipped with a Merc-O-Matic transmission and four barrel carburetor. It also features a power lubricator that services nine points on the front suspension every time the car is started. Optional equipment includes a push-button AM radio, power steering, power brakes, electric clock, windshield washer and driving lights. This car has had a body off restoration and has excellent contours, paint and detailing of the engine compartment. The undercarriage is first rate. The many correct power options makes it the most desirable Mercury of its year. 1964 MERCURY COMET All original car including seats, door panels, dash, carpet, glass and the original top. Trunk shows and looks like the rest of the car. The 260 cubic inch V8 engine and 3 speed transmission performs like the day it was built. Engine compartment has been highly detailed and also has the engine dress up kit (chrome valve covers and air cleaner). Options include power steering, ice cold air conditioning and factory AM-FM radio. This Comet has had one exterior repaint 12 yeas ago. Very rare automobile that is one of the best. Drives and rides as good as looks. 16 1966 MERCURY COMET This 1966 GT is a one-of-a-kind California Black Plate automobile and the license plates that were issued in 1966 are still on the car (RTL739). It was built in Los Angeles, California and sold by Fomaca Motor Inc. in National City, California to a gentleman in Chula Vista, California, where it remained 40 years until 2006. Although it has never been shown, knowledgeable car collectors that have examined this G.T. say that it is the best they have ever seen. 1959 MERCURY PARK LANE This is a one family owned and stunning example with 56,351 actual miles in excellent condition. Mercury built a car completely different from Ford or Lincoln products and it is really a great car both in design as well as mechanically. WWW.RALEIGHCLASSIC.COM
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