1964 colony park

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  1. twinzaks

    twinzaks New Member

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    new to the site and i am restoring a 1964 colony park, also have a parts car if anyone is interested, thanks
     
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    TZ...you and i are going to become pals:thumbs2:
    I also have a 64 CP...i need the nose trims off the front fenders...yano?..
    the ones that come over the front???

    tell me yes....and me luva you long time misster....:rofl2::rofl2:

    :Welcome: to our toolbox and congrats on having such exquisite taste:yup:

    :rofl2:
     
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    :Welcome:twinzaks. Yes a warm welcome to another Mercury owner.
     
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    :Welcome: Welcome from a mere Ford cuzin, now that the Merc gurus have piped in. :rofl2:

    I don't think I've ever seen a 1964 Mercury CP wagon in Canada. :scratchchin: :hmmm:
     
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    That's because Ford Canada typically only retrimmed Fords and called them Mercury's. The Redieu (sp), the Ford truck was called Mercury M-100 etc. back in the 50s and I don't remember all the model names. I'm also not sure when all that changed or if it ever did.
     
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    I think a lot changed after 1965 when the Big 3 agreed to sell us US models, like the Catalina, Bonneville, etc.

    Ford Rideau (some famous explorer IIRC).
     
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    yes you have....mine!!...ya silly:rofl2:
     
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    Hey, welcome Twinzaks. Pictures are good. Really good actually. We all gotta have another car to lust after....

    Welcome to the playground and watch out for stuff buried in the sandbox.......
     
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    The MossPark Mercury? :rofl2:
     
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    Thanks for the welcome

    thank you for the welcome, although i am new to the site, i may the biggest station wagon fan out there. Mostly fond of 1959-1969.

    as for the guy looking for the Colony Park front fender pieces, i have some extras, but may not be in the best of shape. i will look when the snow stops. (Indiana)

    thanks again

    i currently own a 1964 colony park, 1968 Bel Air wagon, and a 1960 plymouth wagon..........and i am looking for a really nice 1969 kingswood wagon! Any help........?
     
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    Sorry to hear of your locale....some fugly weather ya got there:yup:

    so when you can pee outside again...:rofl2:...you'll look ???
    thanx I'd really appreciate it...mine are destroyed:cry:
     
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    I'm new as well and a colony park fan. Welcome.
    If you drop me a line i may be interested in parts also.
    ryan@nutsaboutcars.com
     
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