Gateway Classic Carso of Chicago is proud to present this 1951
Mercury Custom. This chop-top and dropped Merc is a true beauty.
this lean mean machine was recently finished, and was modified in
all the old-school ways. Rather than bondo and filler, the chop and
body work was all done with lead. This lead-sled is powered by a
Cadillac 472 cubic inch V8 and a 200R automatic transmission, both
rebuilt roughly 1500 miles ago, when the odometer was reset. The
entire car was taken down to the bones to clean up minor rust
repair (a license plate was even found in the fender as a patch
panel!) and built back up correctly, to insure years of
trouble-free enjoyment. Nothing was overlooked as the body was
built back up, as the electrical system was re-wired, as the
suspension was rebuilt, or as the HVAC system was retrofitted
making this full size Custom cruiser into one clean ride. The
side-exit exhaust is fully functional, and a quick removal of the
cover plates will have this Caddy engine screaming out the side of
this Merc. This Merc may be low, but it sure isn't slow! Hop in the
drivers seat before it takes off without you!
Vehicle Details
1951 Mercury Custom
Listing ID:CC-1695687
Price:$76,000
Location:O'Fallon, Illinois
Year:1951
Make:Mercury
Model:Custom
Exterior Color:Sienna Red
Interior Color:White pearl
Transmission:Automatic
Odometer:1512
Stock Number:CHI2088
VIN:GCCCHI2088
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