This 1965 Mercury Comet Cyclone is powered by a 289ci 8-cylinder
engine paired to a C4 Green Dot automatic transmission. During its
restoration all four shocks, front wheel cylinders, upper and lower
control arms, ball joints, idler arm, tie rod, tie rod ends and
sleeves, rear axles and bearings, and gas tank were replaced. The
power brake booster, brake master cylinder, front wheel cylinders,
brake shoes, all brake hardware, front wheel bearings, inner and
outer power steering cylinder, wheels and tires were replaced as
well. The interior retains some original components, including the
original seats, headliner, glass and rear side panels. The carpet,
dash pad, steering wheel, front door panels, door handles, door
locks, ignition switch, driver's side remote-controlled mirror,
passenger mirror, rearview mirror, gear shift lever, turn signal
lever, turn signal switch, gear shift indicator, scuff plates,
glove box liner, radio antenna and speedometer cable were all
replaced during restoration. The transmission oil pressure,
temperature, fuel, ammeter and speedometer gauges were rebuilt, as
were the rear wheel cylinders, and the original AM radio was
converted to AM/FM. Currently, the heater and windshield washer are
not working.
Vehicle Details
1965 Mercury Comet
Listing ID:CC-1445256
Price:Auction Vehicle
Location:Scottsdale, Arizona
Year:1965
Make:Mercury
Model:Comet
Exterior Color:BLUE
Interior Color:BLACK/BLUE
Transmission:Automatic
Odometer:0
Stock Number:130935
VIN:5H27A522972
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