1961 1962 1963 1963 Mercury Comet S-22 Project Prostreet on 2040-cars
Oroville, California, United States
what I have is a 1963 ford mercury s-22 comet.This is a prostreet project.built 289 motor built c-4 tranny never fired.as you see the car was painted at some point long ago.I have all the trim for the car Have 1967 couger bucket seats.it will need fuel system.Do not have a converter for the tranny.Do not have bumbers But i do have bumber brackets.It will need exhaust and ignition set up. has ford 9 inch with disk brakes has disk brakes in front will need front shocks.The pic with parts showing goes with the car.The car is on a non op with clean pink in my name.I do not have the lic plates for the car But i will throw in a pair of black plates from 1963 any questions you can call me at 530-693-1305 ask for mike
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