In all my years and the hundreds

[rpmcarter]

of craigslist, Hemmings, Auto Trader etc ads and the multiude of car shows I've been to......

http://oklahomacity.craigslist.org/cto/4536989935.html

I've NEVER heard of one !!!!!!!

 

[1972MustangSVH]

That's in good shape! One of my neighbors has one of those (bad shape). They are few and far between because they rotted like possum on a highway.

 

[rpmcarter]

Ha.... a possum on a highway... okay that may be a keeper.

I've never heard of 63 Mercury Pick up.... new one on me. It's in good shape too I agree.

 

[Boss1Ray]

Yes - right here in Oklahoma City!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercury_M-Series

Ray

 

[Luke]

That would be a cool thing to hot rod

 

[Kit Sullivan]

Canadian Mercury pickups were fairly common.

How about a Pontiac Beaumont? Basically a Chevelle.

Or an '84 Dodge Dart/ Plymouth Valiant? Just a Canadian version of an Omni/ Horizon.

Or, a Canadian Buick pickup, just a rebadged Toyota SR-5.

 

[rpmcarter]

Okay I feel like I just found out why I scored a 70 on a test that i knew EVERY other question to on ASE Certification......I NEVER heard of a Mercury pick up in the early 60's in FORTY YEARS of loving classic cars.

 

[droptop73]

Only in Canada!! ;-)

 

[mweeps]

A few have made it into the States, a relative of my Dad's used to have one.


http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/wsh/cto/4486906166.html

 

[Boss1Ray]

Dana - don't feel bad. On my trips to Mexico to visit friends and family I noticed a lot of similar but different vehicles. All Mustangs I saw were hardtops - most had the side stripes and "Mach 1" fender stickers both placed as normal on front fenders and with others placed on the rear quarter. I might have one pic somewhere...

For cars in the USA I can't discern many of the new cars to save my life. I have to look for the stinking badges or script to identify the manufacturers!!!!!!!

Ray

 

[rpmcarter]

Dana - don't feel bad. On my trips to Mexico to visit friends and family I noticed a lot of similar but different vehicles. All Mustangs I saw were hardtops - most had the side stripes and "Mach 1" fender stickers both placed as normal on front fenders and with others placed on the rear quarter. I might have one pic somewhere...

For cars in the USA I can't discern many of the new cars to save my life. I have to look for the stinking badges or script to identify the manufacturers!!!!!!!

Ray

Haaa Ray..... that matches quite a few trailer parks I've been through.