1973 Mercury Montego on 2040-cars
Perry, Iowa, United States
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1973 Mercury Montego Brougham, Vin # 3H11H651682. 351 WIndsor Engine, automatic transmission. Car runs and drives good. The body is in decent shape overall, with no rust in fenders, doors and rocker panels look solid. RF fender has a dent right above front bumper, and the bumper is bent on the RF corner. LR quarter is the worst, with rust around wheel well and rusted through the lower rear. RR quarter is rusted around wheel well, but lower rear looks to be solid. Trunk floor is good, with no rust that I can see. Interior is in good condition, with little to no tears in the seats, and good carpet. Tires up front are good, but rear have thin tread and will need to be replaced, but are good enough to drive the car home.
Contact the seller and a $500 deposit required within 24 hours of sales closing. *****WE DO NOT ACCEPT PAYPAL***** WE ACCEPT CASH IN HAND, CHECK, CREDIT CARD OR MONEY ORDER |
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