Vehicle Description
1950 Mercury Coupe Custom�Chopped Top Sled Black exterior with
revamped cream interior Big block 396 CID V-8 engine Leather
interior with bucket seats� 700R4 four-speed automatic transmission
Dakota digital instrument panel Vehicle hub multimedia system with
two televisions, DVDs and satellite radio plus remote control Front
video camera and sideview cameras� Power steering, brakes, power
windows and power front seat Five-spoke Forte 20-inch wheels
Rear-wheel skirts Air conditioning� Alarm system with keyless
entry� Documentation includes guides and instruction books for
vehicle hub and other entertainment accessories Looking for a lead
sled that won't leave you out of touch with the 21st century?
MotoeXotica Classic Cars has a solution in this incredible 1950
Chopped Top Mercury Coupe Custom with all the old school hot rod
style but updated with tons of modern conveniences! Finished in a
black exterior that is in very good overall condition with some
minor blemishes visible upon close inspection of the trunk lid. The
car's windows are clear and intact. This Mercury rolls on
five-spoke Forte wheels surrounded by Hankook Ventus V12 Evo tires,
sized 225/35ZR20. Chopped and lowered, all of the car's body panels
are solid and straight, the trunk with a pair of JL 10-inch
speakers, is in very good order and the engine bay is very tidy
with many chromed and other metallic silver pieces. This car has no
windshield wipers but the chrome bumpers look great. Under that
dual vented hood is a 396 CID V-8 big block engine with dual
electric cooling fans and buttoned to a 700R4 four-speed automatic
transmission. Driver convenience features include air conditioning,
power steering, power windows, power front seat and power brakes
This Merc's interior has been almost completely redone. The
cream-colored leather front bucket seats with black piping resemble
thrones and look excellent. The matching leather rear bench seat is
a cozy place to spend time and offers a fold-down armrest, plus a
covered center storage compartment. The black carpet looks great
and the cream-colored headliner looks great, too. The original
instrument panel has been replaced with a Dakota Digital Dash,
Series 3. There is a three-spoke, aftermarket steering wheel
embossed with an image of the Roman god, Mercury, on the hub and a
tilt column. The door panels match the seats and look nifty. For
safety and convenience, there is a forward-facing camera as well as
two small ones mounted in the doors that replace traditional
sideview mirrors. Instead of a simple car stereo, this Mercury
features an Alpine NVD-A801 vehicle hub entertainment system with
several accessories - DVD player and satellite radio plus a
stalk-mounted remote control on the center console, which also has
the requisite dual cupholders. The car has two screens, one for
those in front and another for the neighbors, kids or grandkids who
are lucky enough to ride in back to get ice cream, see a movie or
take a day trip. The antennas are mounted in the rear window. Car
features keyless entry and an alarm system as well. Documentation
includes guides and instruction books for vehicle hub and other
entertainment accessories. Competition to this Mercury in 1950
included Buick's Series 40 Special Jetback Coupe, DeSoto's Deluxe
Club Coupe, Hudson's Pacemaker Deluxe Club Coupe, Nash's Ambassador
Super Club Coupe and Oldsmobile's Futuramic 76 De Luxe Club Coupe.
This car is currently located at our facility in St. Louis,
Missouri. Current mileage on the odometer shows 98,989 miles. It is
sold as is, where is, on a clean and clear, mileage exempt title.
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