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1955 Mercury Custom
Here's a cool 1955 Mercury Custom! I think it's a Montclair. Love the stance, gold paint, shaved doors and Trunck and other mild Kustom details... don't you?
The 1955 Mercury is an iconic classic car that embodies the style and innovation of the mid-20th century American automotive industry. Introduced by the Mercury Division of Ford Motor Company, the 1955 model marked a significant step forward in design, engineering, and luxury for Mercury vehicles.
Launched during a period of rapid growth and optimism, the 1955 Mercury featured distinctive styling cues such as sleek curves, a prominent grille, and elegant chrome accents. It was available in various body styles, including sedans, hardtops, and convertibles, catering to a wide range of preferences.
Under the hood, the 1955 Mercury offered powerful V8 engines, providing impressive performance for its time. Its advanced features and stylish appearance made it a favorite among car enthusiasts and collectors today.
The 1955 Mercury remains a symbol of 1950s Americana, representing a blend of innovation, style, and the American Dream. Its legacy continues through restored models and its influence on automotive design history.
1939 Ford Pickup, Nice Green Machine...
Cool 1939 Ford Pickup
(Was 4 $ale @ Ebay.com round June 2026 )
Body: Channeled 4”
Paint: Custom Mix Color Chot in PPG Delton BC/CC with Metallics
1939 Chevy Tail Lights
Shaved Front Chin Panel
1950 Ford 8BA Flathead V8 Engine, Bored 0.030”
Edelbrock Heads, Edelbrock Slingshot Intake Manifold
2 Genuine Stromberg Carburetors
Alu Finned Air Cleaner
'39 Transmission, Rebuilt Banjo Rear (3.78)
Tuck & Roll Seat, Door Panels, and Dash
Polished Antique Boat Steering Wheel
Green Tinted Glass
Custom Curly Maple Wood Bed
1949 Mercury Eight By Eddie Tovar
Here's one outstanding Merc, Built by one of the Tovar Brothers. You could know by the lowrider scene
This is Brother Eddie's first Mercury Built... and what a one! Heads up to... and read more about Eddie and his '49 Merc. Check a good write up @ the Motortrend article HERE
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