Mercury

Monterey

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Nice driving car. Nice paint and nice bright work. 

Other

S-55

428 Super Marauder 345hp. Factory air conditioning. Believed to be original miles (NY Registration EXEMPT). Original drivetrain and interior. No mods. Florida car always garaged. Original docs. 2nd owner with one repaint. 

Blue

Montclair

To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE at RM Sothebys' Hershey event, 4 - 5 October 2023. rnOffered Without Reserve | $30,000 - $40,000 USD rnrnMercury's range-topping convertible for 1956; one of 7,762 producedrn215 hp, 312 cu.-in. Y-block V-8; three-speed automatic transmissionrnWonderful two-tone white and light blue over a two-tone interior; white toprnEquipped with power steering, brakes, and top; fitted with continental kitrnAccompanied by selection of invoices spanning 2*number in the description*rn rnrnThe Mercury Montclair received a series of upgrades for 1956, chief among them being the upsized 312-cubic-inch Y-block V-8 under the hood. When paired with a three-speed automatic transmission, this bigger engine produced a respectable 215 horsepower. Style, too, moved forward with the coming of the new model year, with the addition of new color combinations and sweeping trim that defined the car's flanks. The Big M Mercury emblem now adorned the nose, just below the aerospace-inspired chrome hood ornament. rnrnThis Montclair Convertible, one of 7,762 produced for 1956, wears an attractive two-tone white and light blue exterior over a complementary two-tone interior; the convertible top is white, and it stows beneath a light blue top boot when retracted. Rear wheel skirts and a rear continental kit complete this Mercury's classic boulevard cruiser look. Inside, the nicely detailed cabin features an AM radio and clock; the deeply dished steering wheel-part of the Ford Motor Company's new-for-1956 Lifeguard suite of safety features-sits in front of an eye-catching instrument cluster with a horizontal speedometer. Power steering, power brakes, and a power top round out the car's list of convenience features. rnrnPreviously restored, this Mercury Montclair Convertible is accompanied by service invoices spanning 2*number in the description* that detail the routine care it has received while under current ownership. rnrnThe Montclair Convertible was Mercury's flagship offering for 1956, and this nicely maintained example, with its exuberant post-war styling, appealing two-tone livery, and Y-block power to spare, ably demonstrates why. rnTo view this car and others currently consigned to this auction, please visit the RM Sotheby's website.

Comet

This vehicle is being sold at the Indy Fall Special 2023 as Lot No. F60. Rotisserie restored- 347 CI stroker small block Ford V-8 engine- Stacked injection- Tremec 5-speed manual transmission- White with Blue interior

White

Cougar

This vehicle is being sold at the Dallas 2023 as Lot No. F94.1. First year for the second generation Cougar- 1 of only 47 Cougar Convertibles produced with the 429 Cobra Jet engine for 1971 and 1 of an estimated 16 used as Publicity cars by Mercury to promote the new model- 429 CI Cobra Jet V-8 engine- 370 HP and 450 lb-ft of torque- Toploader 4-speed manual transmission- 3.55 Traction-Lok rear end- Power steering- Power brakes- Air conditioning- Power windows- Power top

Eight

This vehicle is being sold at the Dallas 2023 as Lot No. T112. 1 of only 2,291 produced for 1941- 239 CI flathead V-8 engine- Column-shifted 3-speed manual transmission- Hydraulic drum brakes- Black with Tan interior- Chrome bumpers with bumper guards

Black

Beige

This vehicle is being sold at the Dallas 2023 as Lot No. W83. Odometer reads 30,600 miles- Factory supercharged 3.8L V-6 engine- 5-speed manual transmission- Power moonroof- Highly original condition with the exception of an upgraded stereo, factory "premium sound" head unit included- Deluxe Marti report

Gray

This vehicle is being sold at the Monterey 2023 as Lot No. S136. Comprehensive meticulously restored by Marque experts with no expense spared- Best in Class Winner at the prestigious Kirkland Concours d'Elegance- 1 of 2,797 produced for 1946- One of few remaining examples- Flathead 239 CI V-8 engine- 3-speed manual transmission- Black with Burgundy interior

This vehicle is being sold at the Monterey 2023 as Lot No. T197. 2-Door Post Car- 312 CI V-8 engine--originally a 292 bored out- 312 pistons- 2106-264-S Delta cam- Edelbrock carburetor- 3-speed manual transmission- Three-on-the-tree shifter- Silver exterior Ghost Flame paint- Original Mercury service manual- Service records and receipts- Photos included- Wiring harness diagram- 1963 California Black Plates

Silver

Rare 1973 Mercury Cougar XR-7 Convertible. Special Purpose Vehicle built and used for marketing this Cougar model for Mercury.  Original owner was the Ford Marketing Corporation.  Even more rare because of the Medium Aqua Blue 'Code #5137A' exterior paint. White Leather interior with White power convertible top. One of only 87 produced in this trim  paint Combination for 1973. Powered by the Q-Code 351 Cleveland V-8 4bbl engine coupled with the C-6 3-Speed Automatic Transmission. One of only 372 Cougars produced with this engine and transmission combo in 1973.  Extremely well equipped. Factory air conditioning, power windows. Power steering, power front disc brakes. Leather seats with 4-Way power drivers seat. Delay wipers, tilt wheel, AM-8Track stereo. Sports Console with clock.  Rear differential is a 3.25 Ratio Traction-Lok.  Framed Deluxe Marti Report and Window Sticker. Actual 67,000 mile car. 

Unrestored car, believed to be 12k original miles (title reads exempt). One family owned since new! Loaded with options including red leather interior. Power windows, locks and seat. Air conditioning. AM/FM/8 track. 351 V8 engine. Spoke hubcaps and more! Comes with original bill of sale and paperwork. Runs and drives great!! 

1976 Mercury Comet Fastback Coupe. Rare 76 factory Comet fastback.  Code 31 with factory 302 V8 motor code f. Only 63,933 actual miles on title. Factory air conditioning, power steering. power brakes. Automatic transmission. Optional deluxe alpine plaid interior decor package. Optional AM/FM 8 track radio. Forged aluminum wheels. Runs and drive great. Fun car to drive. 

Yellow

Brown

1978 Mercury Cougar XR7 Coupe. Unrestored car, believed to be 29k miles (title reads exempt). Only two owners from new. Finished in triple Chamois Metallic. Brand new PA State Inspection. AM/FM Radio with 8 track. Cold factory A/C. Super nice car that runs excellent. 

1997 Mercury Cougar XR7 Coupe.. 294 Actual mile time capsule... A Clean Carfax link is provided below.  Just purchased from a private collector.  Properly stored its whole life in a climate controlled environment.  Powered by a 4.6 Liter 205 Hp  V8 Engine. 4 Speed Automatic transmission..  This Stunning XR7 is finished in Vibrant White over Light Tan upholstery.  Additional equipment includes 15â³ cast Aluminum wheels, Four-wheel anti-lock  disc brakes, Power antenna. Original Vibrant white paint to die for.. No dings, No scratches, No issues.. Beautiful Cast aluminum 15â³ wheels are wrapped in Original 215/70 Firestone FR680 tires. The car is equipped with four-wheel independent suspension, Anti-lock disc brakes at all four corners.. The light tan cloth bucket seat interior is mint. and they are joined by color-coordinated door panels along with a contrasting dashboard. Appointments include a power-adjustable driver's seat, air conditioning, and power windows and door locks as well as carpeted floor mats, rear-seat heat ducts, and an AM/FM/cassette stereo. Tachometer, and Gauges. Power-adjustable driver's seat, Air conditioning, AM/FM/Cassette stereo, Power Windows  locks, Traction control. Power mirrors.  Under the hood is spectacular to say the least.. Every hose. wire, clamp, decal, markings etc is like day one..  Now to the beast part, The undercarriage,, Just insane how new  crisp.. All tags, part numbers present. In the trunk is spotless w/ original spare tire  jack.  This Cougar is the Cleanest, Newest 26 year old car we have ever seen.. Obviously she runs  drives excellent.. 

Cougar Eliminator

Usual

One of 2,257 Cougars produced with Eliminator Package in 1970
 
One of 127 Eliminators produced with the 428 SCJ Drag Pack option
 
One of only five known to exist with C6 automatic transmission and 3.91 rear end per David Wyras, the Eliminator Registrar with the Cougar Club
 
One of one produced as equipped per Marti Report
 
Previously restored by Cougar Specialist KTL Restorations
 
Later sent to Marcus Anghel in Scottsdale, Arizona for NOS component location and installation
 
Original drivetrain and sheet metal
 
Original matching numbers 428 Super Cobra Jet V-8 engine
 
Original driveline
 
External oil and power steering coolers
 
C6 automatic transmission
 
3.91 V-code nodular rear end
 
Power steering and brakes
 
Competition Blue with Blue interior
 
Front and rear spoilers
 
Hi-back Bucket seats and center console
 
Color-keyed mirrors
 
Styled steel wheels
 
Goodyear Polyglas tires
 
The production figures listed in this Cougar Eliminator’s Marti Report indicate that it is the only one that Mercury built in 1970 with its unique combination of speed equipment and optional accessories. While there were more than 70,000 Cougars built in the 1970 model year, just 2,268 of them were the hot Eliminator models. The Cougar Eliminators were cats apart from the rest with their bold hood and fender stripes, a hood scoop, front and rear spoilers and three high-performance engine options.
 
 
This Competition Blue Eliminator has the rarest of the three V-8s—the 428 Cobra Jet, which had power ratings of 335 HP and 450 lb-ft of torque. The car’s Drag Pak option—consisting of a beefed-up bottom end, external oil cooler and 3.91 gears in the Traction-Lok rear end—not only upgraded the Cobra Jet to Super Cobra Jet status, but also made this Cougar rarer still as one of 127 built. Cougar Club Eliminator Registrar David Wyras said this car is one of five that combined the Drag Pak option and a C6 automatic transmission (“Select-Shift” in Mercury speak). Collectors take note: the Cougar’s driveline, from the matching-numbers 428 SCJ to the nodular rear end, is factory-original equipment.
 
 
All Cougar Eliminators with the 428 CJ were equipped with Mercury’s Competition Handling Package, which included firmer springs and shocks, as well as a larger front sway bar. Also ordered for this car were the optional power front disc/rear drum brakes and power steering. F70-14 tires were standard equipment; on this Cougar, they are mounted on Mercury’s optional styled-steel wheels. The Cougar’s interior includes blue vinyl high-back bucket seats and a console surrounding the C6’s floor shifter. An earlier restoration by Cougar Specialist KTL Restorations retained the car’s original sheet metal, and, more recently, the car went to Marcus Anghel of Anghel Restorations of Scottsdale, Arizona, for the addition of NOS components and freshening to make this car as factory-correct as it can be.

*1946 Mercury 69M âWoodieâ Station Wagon*Â There are few more quintessentially classic American cars than a classic woodie wagon and without a doubt, the wood paneled vehicles produced by Ford and Mercury in the late-1930s and mid-1940s are some of the best. The Mercury 69M was based on the second generation Mercury Eight chassis of cars that debuted in 1941, but saw production pause during World War II, before being brought back for model years 1*number in the description*. These cars shared a body shell with the lower-end Ford Super DeLuxe, but were equipped with a longer wheelbase and a heavily refined chassis. Offered as a coupe, sedan, convertible and station wagon, the Mercury Woodie Wagon took the spot as the most expensive vehicle in the range, with just 2,797 produced in 1946.Â Â This Mercury 69M Woodie Wagon is without a doubt, one of the best examples available anywhere. Subject to a meticulous restoration by marque experts, it is near impossible to find fault with this example and would be the crown jewel of any collection. When you walk up to this wagon, the first thing you are taken by is the stunning contrast between the deep black paint and the flawless wood paneling around the vehicle. When paired with swathes of immaculate chrome trim on the fenders, bumpers and hubcaps, it is no wonder that this car took home a Best in Class trophy from the Kirkland Concours when it was exhibited there.Â Â One of the things that is such a treat about driving around in a woodie is that not only do the people outside the car get to enjoy it, but the majority of the cabin is made up of wood as well. In this Mercury, all three rows of seats are surrounded by two-tone wood trim that carries through from the doors, onto the dashboard and the intricately ribbed wood that runs the length of the roof. This woodwork is all paired with deep burgundy vinyl seating and absolutely perfect bakelite and aluminum trim on the dashboard and steering wheel.Â Â Open the hood and you are greeted by a 239 ci Flathead V8 engine that is rated at 100 horsepower and 180 lb ft of torque which is plenty to move this wagon down the road. This engine is backed up by a 3-speed column shift manual gearbox that shifts smoothly and makes for a fun, authentic driving experience. Itâs no surprise when you look at the mechanicals that this car is a show winner- the engine bay is positively immaculate and this continues under the car which has been finished to as high of a degree as the top of the car. If you want to buy a car that needs nothing before hitting the show circuit, look no further.Â Â What is so appealing about this woodie is that, regardless of whether you want to start taking it to shows, or would prefer to just drive it around at your lake house, it needs absolutely nothing to fulfill the role. Due to the way wood wears, many of these stunning cars didnât stand the test of time and out of the original 2,797, it stands to reason the number still in existence is a mere fraction of that figure. If you have always wanted a woodie wagon, there is no point in looking further because this is just about the best you will find anywhere.Â Â *Standard Features*  * 239ci Flathead V8  * 3-Speed Manual    * Column Shift  * Leaf Spring Suspension  * Rear Wheel Drive  * 4-Wheel Drum Brakes  * 3-Row Seating  * Gauge Cluster  * Exterior Wood Trim  * Interior Wood Trim  * Cabin HeaterÂ For more information on this 1946 Mercury 69M Woodie Station Wagon or any of our 100+ High-Performance, Exotic and Special Interest cars always in stock, contact one of our friendly and knowledgeable sales consultants or always feel free to drop by our 40,000+ sq ft of Indoor Showrooms in Bellevue, WA - Home of an Exciting Inventory of Luxury, Exotic, High Performance and Collectible Automobiles. With 150+ Always On Site, Nobody Has What We Have!

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