1949 Mercury Other

U/K

350 SBC

9CM260053DBN

Clear

Gasoline

Here is a chance to own a very well done and great looking Chopped 49 Merc. Here are the details: Slanted B PillarsV butted windshieldFrenched headlights, antenna, tail lights and front turn signalsRear side still swivel out like the stock ones didShaved rain guttersBrand new Firestone Bias Ply wide white wall tiresFresh powder coated steel wheels350 SBC with Turbo 350 trans, Ford 9" rearStock Mercury front endDeSoto Front BumperRounded hood (front and back), rounded trunk, and rounded doorsAll gauges workAll chrome looks greatPower SteeringPower windowsRemote doorsElectric TrunkTilt columnGreat driver The car is very presentable, but the paint and interior is showing some age. I will leave hubcap choice up to the new owner. The car would look great with a set of Lyons, or Caddy sombreros. The things that I know need attention are as follows:Crack in passenger door windowSmall dent in front bumper (see it in video)Stock manual brakesTrunk needs carpet (paint was spilled in the trunk when I received the car)One fender skirt needs touched up ( Same paint issue as trunk)Runs down the highway great, but could use a different gear in the rear end so that it is not turning such a high rpm at 70+ mphEngine bay is plain, could use dressed upNo heat or air conditioning I welcome all questions, and please come inspect the car before buying. I do not want any unhappy buyers. Car is sold as is with no warranty expressed or otherwise. $1000.00 deposit due within three days of auction end and remainder duewithin seven days. I will except cash, wire transfer or cashiers check only. The vehicle will not move until funds are clear. Shipping is the responsibility of the buyer. Video: search YouTube for Tony's 1949 Mercury On Jan-31-17 at 16:19:16 PST, seller added the following information: I went out to the car tonight to check on some things and found that the remote for the doors does not work. I am knocking some money off of the Buy It Now, to help fix what might be wrong. It may be as simple as the battery in the remote or a blown fuse, I just don't have the time to mess with it.On Jan-31-17 at 19:35:42 PST, seller added the following information: Good news, just a dead battery in the remote, doors work again.