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MILEAGE: 25,000 MILES
ENGINE: FLATHEAD V8
TRANSMISSION: MERC-O-MATIC AUTOMATIC
DRIVETRAIN: RWD
EXTERIOR COLOR: GREEN
INTERIOR COLOR: GREEN/BEIGE
FEATURES AND UPGRADES
Restored Example of the Classic 1951 Mercury Eight
Flathead V8 Engine with Merc-O-Matic Automatic Transmission
Beautiful Green Paint, Chrome, and Stainless Trim in Excellent
Condition
Equipped with Hard-to-Find Accessories
New Dual Exhaust System Installed
Brand New Whitewall Tires
Lowered Suspension All Around - Classic Custom Look
CONDITION
This 1951 Mercury Eight 4-door sedan has been beautifully restored
and maintained to preserve its iconic style. Powered by a flathead
V8 paired with the Merc-O-Matic automatic transmission, it delivers
smooth performance and a classic driving experience. The exterior
features stunning green paint, bright chrome, and stainless trim,
while the interior presents in a tasteful green and beige
combination. With new dual exhaust, brand new whitewall tires, and
lowered suspension, this Mercury stands out as both a collectible
and a cruiser. It also includes rare, hard-to-find accessories,
making it a special example of this timeless American classic.
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO OWN A BEAUTIFULLY RESTORED 1951 MERCURY
EIGHT - AN ICONIC CLASSIC READY TO SHOW OR DRIVE!
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