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Roadside Find: 1968 Mercury Convertible
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Re: Roadside Find: 1968 Mercury Convertible
The nose on the late 60s Mercs almost looks like a Continental from the same time period ... poor man's Lincoln I guess. ;)
IMO they will be sitting on it a while at that price, 1 of 1500 or not.
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Ed N.Ed Nicholson - Caledon Ontario - a bit NW of Toronto
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Re: Roadside Find: 1968 Mercury Convertible
I guess one escaped the crushing campaign ;)
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Re: Roadside Find: 1968 Mercury Convertible
In Canada that car was sold as the Montcalm and not the Monterrey. My folks had a puke green 68 two door hardtop with a 302. The colour matched our avocado kitchen appliances - very fashionable in the late-60s and we were a colour-coded correct family.
Family tradition was to go out to the A&W on Sunday with four kids in the back, two adults in the front, loads of room all 'round. My dad was only about five-eight but used to always put the front seat right back -- said it was easier to smack us if we were misbehaving (although we did and he never did). Still can't figure out how he got his feet on the pedals?
Eventually the car came to me for a summer. Sold it when I went back to school for $700.
The big back seat was handy at the drive-in ;)
Never ever did see a convertible.Michael from Hampton Roads
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Re: Roadside Find: 1968 Mercury Convertible
Originally posted by RebeldryverI think it's the only Merc I've ever seen with Mercury the God on it in some fashion. Anyone else seen his head and winged helmet on a car?
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Ed N.Ed Nicholson - Caledon Ontario - a bit NW of Toronto
07 Mustang GT with some stuff
88 T-Bird Turbo Coupe 5-speed
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Re: Roadside Find: 1968 Mercury Convertible
the greek mercury guy was pretty common on the 50s cars...
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"If it don't go, chrome it!" --Stroker McGurk
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