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Now available in our PHILLY location is this beautiful 1964 Mercury Comet Caliente, A/ FX 427 FE side oiler with 428 crank. 477 CID, heads wedge CNC ported, Dual 750 cfm carburetors, Comp nitrated cam, Ross custom pistons, Smith Bros push rods, Harland rockers, Chromoly H beam pro rods, Caltrac suspension, 4. 11 rear, 15X10 & 15X4. 5 Sprint polished wheels. Balanced to 8,000 RPMs. Dyno results show 751 HP & 606 ft. lbs. of torque @6500RPM. This is the sister to the Ford Thunderbolt. This drivetrain is fresh and has never been to the track. That by no means is because it isn-t ready. When you look at this car you know right away that it means business. Two large Ram Air ducts in the front grill provide air...

Introducing a classic icon that captures the essence of 1960s automotive elegance and performance: the 1964 Mercury Comet. This vintage beauty boasts a stunning dark blue exterior that exudes sophistication and style, complemented by a harmonious blue interior for a timeless look. Under the hood, this Comet is powered by a reliable 170 I6 engine, paired with a 3 on the tree manual transmission, delivering a driving experience that is both engaging and nostalgic. The automatic convertible top adds an extra layer of enjoyment, allowing you to effortlessly transition between an open-air drive and a closed cabin. The car is equipped with features that blend classic charm with modern convenience. The am/fm radio and cd player ensure that your...

This cousin to the Ford Falcon has had all of the mechanicals examined thoroughly and then had components rebuilt and replaced as necessary. Period-correct Cragar wheels make the car look like it-s still the 1960-s. A new black top was installed and the car has had the best of care for the past few years, when many different things were done to this Mercury convertible to make it the car it is today. A black interior has also recently been completely reupholstered in black and it keeps everyone comfortable. It-s equipped with creature comforts like power steering, air conditioning, AM-FM radio, and more. The C6 transmission replaces the smaller original C4 and the car now cruises down the road at 70 MPH at 2200 RPM. The original 289 has been replaced by an era-correct engine that-s been fully rebuilt. An aluminum radiator keeps everything at the right temperature. Everything about this sweet little Comet Caliente says -FUN-! A reliable cruiser that will continue to serve the new owner for...

Sitting in a parking space at rest this two door Mercury Comet looks like a great driver that was transported through time from 1967 and just popped out today in 2019. It could be waiting for the lady of the house to exit the Safeway with the weeks groceries. Or perhaps the car a Father purchased for his Daughter's College years. The Comet in it's time was considered a small car that was economical to buy and easy on the wallet at the gas pump. This 1964 Caliente for sale is dress in a slight off-white color that gives it a classy look. Black Vinyl interior adds to the look. So if you walked past this parked car in 1967, you might dismiss it as 'just another car', you would have been mistaken. Please don't let the everyday driver look of this car fool you as it is a wolf in economy car clothing. Tucked under the hood of this 1964 Comet for sale is a 351 Cubic inch Ford engine produced in Windsor, commonly know as the 351 Windsor that has been bored. 030 over and stroked. Performance parts that are easily seen include: A set of tri Y headers,...

This second-generation Comet was produced from 1964-1965 as a compact model. The 'Comet' nameplate reflected the strong interest in space exploration of the time. Models included two-door, four-door, wagon, and convertible versions. This 1964 Mercury Comet is painted in classic black with a matching cloth convertible top. Accented with an abundance of chrome and aluminum trim. The red inset side trim gives one the impression of a rocket ship in flight. American Racing five-spoke alloy wheels and raised...