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1965 Mercury Comet
5J27A5169885: Model Year — 1965. The car was built on June 2, 1965 very few cyclones were built in Los Angeles. Most of them were in Lorraine, Ohio. Located in Santa Clarita, Ca 91350. I don’t see any dents at all just the rust that I have pointed out.
1965 Mercury Comet
289 V8 four speed. Completely new interior. Seats, door panels and headliner. New Holley four barrel carb. New tires with Magnum 500 wheels. New starter and alternator. New front disc brakes. California car cover included.
1971 Mercury Comet
Rare Triple black Mercury Comet - believed to be 1 of 9 in this color combination. Original build sheet included. *Black paint all original, black vinyl top original and black interior (updated) *348CI V8 - built w/ Roush (non original) *Air conditioning - New Comet Dash used for proper look *Automatic transmission - new an moved to floor *Trick Flow heads *Ford 9" rear end w/ 32 spline *2.
1961 Mercury Comet
ALL VEHICLES SOLD AS IS WARE IS. - Cashier's Check/money order. -wire transfer.
1963 Mercury Comet original
This 1963 Mercury Comet is an original. This is offered for sale by the original owner. The vehicle runs great and is mainly used for car shows.
1964 Mercury Comet Cyclone
1964 Mercury Comet Cyclone Introducing this 1964 Mercury Comet Cyclone, a distinctive American classic finished in black and complemented by a custom red-and-maroon interior. Adding to its unique presence is a hot rod-inspired racing theme, highlighted by a silver-and-white checkered flag graphic. The cabin has been reupholstered in a vibrant two-tone red-and-maroon cloth design, creating a personalized look that reflects the car's performance-oriented character.
1965 Mercury Comet
1965 Mercury Comet Caliente Hardtop Coupe â?" 289 V8, Dual Exhaust, Solid Driver with Performance Upgrades Why This Car Is Special The 1965 Mercury Comet sits at an interesting crossroads in Ford Motor Company history. Originally conceived as a standalone compact before being absorbed into the Mercury lineup in 1962, the Comet grew up considerably by 1965. That year, Mercury gave it a full redesign on the stretched Falcon platform, adding genuine size, a more formal roofline, and an interior package that finally felt appropriate for the Mercury name. The result was a car that looked like a scaled-down full-size Mercury rather than a dressed-up economy compact. This particular car is the Caliente, which was the top trim in the 1965 Comet lineup.
1964 Mercury Comet Caliente
PRICE REDUCED! *260ci V8 *Three-Speed Automatic Transmission *White paint (3/2024) *Power steering *Power drum brakes *Tan Vinyl Brown Cloth Upholstery *Magnum 500 wheels *New tires *Black Vinyl Roof Covering *Caliente Badging .
1964 Mercury Comet
1964 Mercury Comet Caliente Convertible Experience the charm of classic American motoring with this 1964 Mercury Comet Caliente Convertible, a beautifully preserved two-owner convertible that has spent its entire life in Colorado. Combining timeless styling, dependable V8 performance, and exceptional originality, this Caliente is an outstanding example of one of Mercury's most desirable mid-1960s classics. Purchased new from a Ford dealership in Fort Collins, Colorado, in 1965, this original Colorado car has remained with just two owners and has been garage-kept throughout its life. According to the seller, the body is completely rust-free, a testament to its careful ownership and dry climate history. &#.
1962 Mercury Comet 2 Door Sedan
1962 Mercury Comet 2-Door Sedan Not the most powerful optioned Comet in the offerings of 1962, but certainly a respectable grocery getter that remains in very original condition save for some replacement floor pans and toe boards. Recently removed from its slumber that started in 1998, this car is ready, willing, and able to serve you well, but is in need of a little TLC. A difficult at best car to find in this condition, and for some nostalgia, the build sheet is included, the keys were set on the cowl during its storage and have left their imprint in the paint, and it has unbelievably low 76,944 miles, however we cannot verify them as actual.
1964 Mercury Comet Caliente
Originally built as a K code 4-V V/8 with automatic, bucket seats and console when new. Been in California entire life, has clear title. New rear suspension detailed with narrowed 3:50:1 Locking rear end, with new front close ratio steering and suspension in boxes.