1951 Mercury Woody Station Wagon on 2040-cars
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1951 Mercury Woody Station Wagon It was restored body on. It has excellent original floors and sheet metal. It has new wood and panels The tailgate was professionally painted woodgrain It has a Lebaron Bonney interior in perfect condition Paint is excellent as is all the bright work. The engine compartment is detailed along with a totally rebuilt undercarriage. The standard shift is mated to the original flathead 8 cyl. (both rebuilt) This "Woody" has been a hit at all the local shows I have attended. Please feel free to call me with any questions you might have. Ron at 207-967-4703 *** We have listed the car for Ron and have used his written description. We will advise him of all inquiries. *** This car is being sold with a Maine registration and bill of sale from Ron. *** Buyer is responsible for the cost and arrangements of pickup and delivery. *** Payment is due within 10 days of the end of the auction with certified funds *** Please ask any question prior to bidding *** Thank you for looking and good luck if you choose to bid
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