From 1950 to 1960, the 'Gasser War Years' took the drag strip and the street scene by storm. Nothing matched the style, sound, and performance of a 'Gasser. ' The wild colors, crazy catchy car names, and unique nose high stance created a look unlike anything else blasting down the quarter mile. This '52 Monterey is a tasteful and somewhat mild throwback to the days of the classic American 'Gasser. ' A great deal of time was put into getting the body work right before the timeless antique white paint was beautifully applied to this Tribute. Nothing has the sound of a Flathead Ford, and this one is fitted with Edlebrock heads, Offenhauser intake, and a Holley carb. Inside the passenger compartment, you'll find beautiful custom interior, a Hurst 5-speed shifter, full instrumentation, and Vintage A/C waiting for you....

This stunning vehicle boasts a striking red and black exterior color combination that is sure to turn heads wherever it goes. The bold color scheme is complemented by a matching red and black interior, creating a cohesive and stylish look that captures the essence of 1950s design. Under the hood, you'll find a powerful 390 CID V8 engine, providing an exhilarating driving experience. Paired with a 4-speed manual transmission, this Mercury Monterey offers a hands-on, engaging ride that true car enthusiasts will appreciate. The performance and power of this vehicle make it a standout choice for those who value both style and substance. Inside, the Mercury Monterey features a vinyl interior that is both durable and easy to maintain. The classic design elements are evident throughout the cabin, offering a nostalgic journey back to a golden era of automotive craftsmanship. The inclusion of an AM...

In 1953, there wasn't much happening in the styling and design departments of Ford, Chevrolet, and Dodge. It was as if corporate designers were sitting in meeting rooms scratching their heads searching for new ideas. On the other hand, the '53 Mercury Monterey was a thing of beauty with its smooth lines and sophisticated trim. In a time when most car models were similar, nothing looked like the Monterey; it was a true work of art. Although more of a twenty footer today, this '53 Merc had to be breathtaking when it rolled off the assembly line. The recipient of a recent tune up, electric fuel pump, and exhaust there's just nothing that sounds like a, 'Flatty. ' Still highly original, this Monterey would be a great entry level classic car...

Mercury went through a major restyle in 1965 with a minor facelift in 1966. The cars were leaner, crisper, and more attractive. With a big focus toward a luxury. Mercury was moving up market and management deemed performance out of character for their new vison, so the S-55 trim was removed early in the 66 model year. This makes this car particularly rare! Our 2 door hardtop Monterey presents as a mostly original survivor. With no obvious signs of restoration or modification. The White paint has minor flaws, but is very presentable with no rust or major chipping. The roof is wrapped in black vinyl and the car rides on white factory hubcaps with white walled radials. Inside you're greeted to buckets up front with a...