1950 Mercury Capri Custom Sedan Convertable Custom on 2040-cars
Marfa, Texas, United States
THIS 1950 4 DOOR MERCURY CONVERTIBLE IS A UNIQUE GROUND UP CUSTOM ONE OF A KIND VEHICLE. RESTORED BY AN EXPERT
FEATURES ARE AS FOLLOWED
TOP CHOP 4 INCHES WITH A REMOVABLE CARSON LIKE SOFT TOP.
CUSTOM CONTINENTAL KIT WITH CHROME RING
CUSTOM FLUSH SKIRTS
SHAVED HOOD, TRUNK, DOOR HANDLES AND GAS LID
FRENCHED HEADLIGHTS
POWER REAR ANTENNAS MOUNTED IN CUSTOM WELLS
Z-28 FRONT END, FIREBIRD REAR END
BRAKES FRONT DISK, REAR DRUM
350 ROCKET 88 DELTA OLDSMOBILE ENGINE, 350 CU INCHES 5.7 LITERS 325 HORSEPOWER
TURBO AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION ON FLOOR
POWER SEATS, STEERING, BRAKES, AND TILT STEERING WHEEL
LINCOLN ROLL AND PLEAT LEATHER SEATS AND SIDE DOOR PANELS
ORIGINAL 1949 MERCURY DASHBOARD WITH INSTRUMENTS
AM/FM CD RADIO
CRANK WINDOWS ON DOORS FRONT, PLEXIGLASS PLACEMENTS ON REAR WINDOWS
SUICIDE DOORS
GAS TANK FILLER AND BATTERY IN TRUNK WITH 2 EXTRA STORAGE COMPARTMENTS
DUAL EXHAUST AND DUAL SPOTLIGHTS (DUMMY)
FRONT BUMPER FROM 1949 PLYMOUTH, REAR BUMPER FROM 1950 LINCOLN
LOUVERED HOOD, SIDE AIR VENTS AND ELEGANT PIN-STRIPPING ON BODY
PAINT IS LIPSTICK RED WITH CLEAR COAT
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