The 1950 Mercury doesn't just turn heads - it captivates the soul of classic car enthusiasts. Mercury division, a subsidiary of Ford Motor Company, emerged as an upscale alternative to its Ford counterparts. The '50 Mercury became synonymous with both luxury and reliability. Every curve and chrome detail of the 1950 Mercury was designed to make a statement.
The '50 Mercury boast the original interior down to the clear plastic seat covers. The interior is impressive with original high-quality fabrics. The chrome dash speaks of a more refined era. All the gauges are in working order. The high-quality canvas convertible top has a glass rear window that can be unzipped to fold down. All the mechanical top ribs have been chromed, and the power top works smooth. The '50 Mercury is a power windows and power seat optioned car.
Running a 255 cu in (4.2L) Flathead V8. The engine's low rumble is music to the ears and gives completing an authentic driving experience. The 255 is an easy start and runs strong. The 3-speed manual on the column shifts smooth and has the optional overdrive.
The Mercury received new paint done in the original med slate blue with a diamond base code 2731. At this time all chrome and bright work was also done. This is a rust free and award winning '50 Mercury.
The 1950 Mercury is a coveted piece among collectors. Pristine examples are rare finds with its distinctive "lead sled" look that hot rodders and customizers adored many have fallen to the torch. This is beautiful '50 Mercury a fine example of an all-original American automotive icon.
