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Mercury Other (1962)
for sale

Price: US $200.00

Description:

I have a rare 1962 Mercury Meteor S33 for sale, all stock all original clean car. It has the original 260 V8 engine and automatic transmission, bucket seats, center console stock hubcaps.
This is an original unrestored car, with the original paint and interior. Car comes with power steering, power brakes back up lights all working good. Very Vary low mileage car, garaged kept, always maintained same family. Still has the original paint, this car has NOT been repainted!
The engine is strong with lots of power, the tranny works good doesn't slip or leak fluids. Gas tank and gauges all work , no electrical problems radio not cut up or missing.
The bumpers are still bright and shiny, all the emblems are there nothing missing or bent up. The interior is good, the seats are in great shape. The carpet is not ripped up, the headliner is still in good shape.
There is no rust on the floor boards, trunk, rear quarters everything is in fantastic shape.
If your looking for a clean all original 1962 Mercury meteor S33 that in great shape for an easy restoration then this is it. Or just drive it as it is turns heads at wherever you go! Turn Key operational ready to go and enjoy!
Car runs strong and can be driven anywhere , car has been babied all of it's life and never abused.
Call me for more pics 206 817 8387 or email me direct for more pics
Can help with transportation Seattle is an easy pick up location
1962 Mercury Meteor S-33 2dr Sedan 8-cyl. 260cid/164hp 2bbl The average value for this vehicle is: $8, 286* History of the 1962-1963 Mercury Meteor For 1962, Mercury repositioned its full-size Meteor, shifting the name to a mid-size sibling of the Ford Fairlane that utilized a 116.5-inch wheelbase. Advertisements for the new car touted its twin personalities: small size coupled with surprising roominess and luxury.
The Meteor was available as two- and four-door sedans, a two-door hardtop, and a four-door station wagon, and could be ordered with 170-cid and 223-cid six-cylinder engines, as well as a 145-hp 221-cid V-8, or a 260-cid V-8 with 164 hp. Both manual and automatic transmissions were possible, and a standard, a Custom, and an S-33 trim (only available on two-door models) widened the car’s range. The Custom added slightly more trim and comfort inside, while the S-33 added sportier features like bucket seats and a center console.
Mercury added a four-door station wagon and a hardtop coupe to the Meteor lineup for 1963, and also freshened the exterior slightly. The four-door station wagon could be decorated with DI-NOC faux wood siding, and a four-speed was added to the options list, though few were ordered. Engine choices remained largely the same. Sales of 100, 000 over the two-year run didn’t meet company expectations, however, and the model was cancelled for 1963.
The 1962 and 1963 Mercury Meteor wasn’t particularly powerful or fast, but it was certainly stylish. It also offered a greater degree of comfort than similar Fords. All the same, relatively few were built which can make locating a solid example difficult, and locating replacement parts even more troublesome.
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