1963 Mercury Comet S-22 2.4l on 2040-cars
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This is a 1963 Mercury Comet S-22 2-door car originally from South Carolina, now calling Northeast Ohio it's home. This car is in great shape, extremely solid car and not rusting out like half of the classics you see in this area. You will notice this is the rare S-22 model. Available only on the 2-door sedan, it was billed as a "sport" package, although it shared the same mechanicals as regular Comets, with the only changes being S-22 badging, bucket seats and a center console. The S-22 received six tail lights, while regular Comets had four. The performance version was known as the Cyclone, replacing the previous S-22.
This car is red and white with a red and white interior. I do have the fender skirts for the rear as well. It's the perfect car to hop in and cruise around, with the inline 6 cylinder motor you can cruise around for quite a long time! Thank you and happy bidding! |
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