'72 big Mercury.....$2,400

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  1. Krash Kadillak

    Krash Kadillak Well-Known Member

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    Krash Kadillak, Sep 6, 2009
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    Thats a neat and rare car! Someone here snatch it up! :)
     
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    oh baby baby...:p
     
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    That Hartford Guy Mopar no more.

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    If it was near me it would already be in my driveway!

    Thats a cool looking wagon.
     
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    It's crying for a set of white wall tires. I'm a huge fan of wsw's for cars of that vintage.
     
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    I love that! I grew up in the 4-dr sedan version of that (72 Marquis Brougham). We had it for 19 years. I begged my dad to sell it to me, but he said that by that time, it was a money pit. I've always wanted the wagon version of it.
     
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    1972 would've been the last year for a 429,from the factory.It's a Boss,about 385 hp,but big on torque...It needs it's woodie back,but that's a minor thing,overall...I've had people promise me their cars,when they'd gotten a different one.That always fell through."The Money Pit" reason, usually. "I just spent hundreds of dollars replacing all sorts of stuff on it.You don't want that car!"---If hundreds of dollars worth of stuff just got replaced,,,yes I do!!! One guy even ran a 67 Olds Cutlass convertible into a telephone pole,at 65 mph,just to see if seatbelts work.(they do):mad:
     
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