Fuel Required is pleased to present this classic 1951 Mercury
Convertible in our McDonald, PA showroom. The 1951 Mercury
convertible is an iconic postwar American automobile, known for its
rounded, flowing design and its popularity in custom car culture,
often referred to as "lead sleds". It was powered by Ford's 255
cubic inch flathead V8 engine. Other key features include: �
Multiple AACA award winner � AACA National Senior & the coveted
Dearborn Award � Documented restoration with pictures & all
receipts � Power convertible top � Power windows - Super rare �
Solid state AM radio � Electric clock � Heater � Firestone wide
whitewalls � Steel fender skirts These convertibles are rare due to
their limited production (6,759 united in 1951) and iconic status
coupled with a low survival rate as approximately less than 50 of
these convertibles are believed to have survived. These are truly
highly desirable collector cars for their timeless style and status
as a symbol of the era. This is a true investment-grade American
classic that can be purchased a a fraction of the build cost.
Inspections are encouraged. A 5% deposit holds the vehicle for
seven days, pending final payment.
Vehicle Details
1951 Mercury Eight
Listing ID:CC-2006142
Price:$62,950
Location:McDonald, Pennsylvania
Year:1951
Make:Mercury
Model:Eight
Exterior Color:Vassar Yellow
Interior Color:Brown
Transmission:Manual
Odometer:78427
Stock Number:1342
VIN:12345
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