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The Mercury Grand Marquis is an automobile that was sold by the Mercury division of Ford Motor Company from 1975 until 2011. From 1975 until 1982, it was the premium model of the Mercury Marquis line of full-size sedans, becoming a standalone model line in 1983. For 2003 and 2004, it was sold alongside the revival of the Mercury Marauder. From 1979 until its 2011 discontinuation, the Grand Marquis shared the rear-wheel drive Panther platform with the Lincoln Town Car and the Ford (LTD) Crown Victoria. For 31 years, the Grand Marquis and Crown Victoria were functionally identical twins, built together on the same assembly line in Canada with only minor trim styling separating them. Powering this '88 Grand Marquis is a Ford 5. 0L by Ford 302 Cubic Inch V8 making 150 HP and 270 LB-FT of torque from the factory. Putting the power to the ground...

As the horsepower wars started to wind down, the American automotive scene started to take a turn where vehicles were focused on personal luxury and style. This awesome land yacht is the lucky recipient of a nice restoration to make it extremely presentable and ready for topless cruises. There were only 1,233 of these produced and even less that have been preserved and pampered like this one. With only 2,000 miles since it was restored, this Marquis has plenty of cruising life left. The gorgeous Blue paint is clean, fresh, and flows nicely with the Beige leather interior. The interior is a leather instead of a vinyl and makes a difference in comfort and appeal. Under the large hood rests a potent 429CID V8 that pumps out enough torque to get this...

Before minivans and SUVs all the cool moms were rolling around in full size station wagons. Beyond functional utility these cars oozed style and substance! Finished in a Butternut Yellow combined with a wood veneer this 72 Colony park is sure to catch the eye. The eggcrate grill and hideaway headlights make for a bold and clean looking front end. Looking for a party trick? When it comes to loads the rear tailgate (in true 70s fashion) swings both ways! Open the doors and the first thing you'll notice is the green interior. Sitting in the soft vinyl bench seats, surrounded by wood trim and chrome accents, you'll feel like you're in a clubhouse. As this body style of Ford wagons was the longest and heaviest they ever produced these cars rode like a dream and required some serious motivation. Under the hood is Ford's big block 429 with a 4 barrel carb and is paired to a 3 speed automatic. Imagine how this wagon can get up and go and haul the whole family and camper with it! If you're looking...

Back when Mercury was still a brand, they made some really nice cars, like the Cougar, Marauder and this, the Marquis. Serving as the successor to the four-door Brougham and two-door Park Lane, the second-generation Marquis was expanded to a full range of body styles, slotted above the Monterey. This two-door convertible is packing a 429c. i engine under the hood, and is mated to a 3-speed Ford C6 heavy-duty automatic transmission. Finished in a beautiful red exterior and matching red vinyl interior which both are...

First introduced as an entry level luxury car in 1967, the Marquis was a popular choice for full-size comfort, style and ride. This is a very low-mileage example with fewer than 18,000 miles on the odometer! It is a two-owner car and has been cared for by the current owner since 2007. It benefits from several recent updates such as; newer tires, muffler and battery as well as an engine tune-up and Colorado emissions certification. Factory equipment such as Mercurys signature hidden headlamps, deluxe wheel covers, cornering lamps, tilt wheel, power windows, locks, steering and brakes make this a great car to cruise the open road. The air conditioning system is not cold and will need a little attention. Extensive maintenance history is available, with receipts and documentation. A strong running 429 V8 is mated to a smooth shifting 3-speen automatic transmission. This...