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[Closed] How 'bout a really nice Merc.

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(@whodeytink)
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How 'bout a really nice Merc.

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From the Jarretsville car show.



   
(@Ronald Prospeck)
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OR - How about this 1956 Mercury - PIC.....


RonP Smile



   
John Sharisky
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Here's a '55 from Sunday before last...

...reminds me of the old "Highway Patrol" TV series:



   
(@sizedoesmatter)
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Love 'm all!


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(@Steve Kiraly)
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Just about any Merc will do. C'mon, DM, start a Merc series!!!



   
(@vetteran)
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Yes!! Sign me up, dude!



   
Dan Vincent
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I'm stumpin' for a '54 Mercury. Best-looking tail lights and an OHV V8 puts it ahead of the '53

Mercury.

I believe the '54 was the cleanest design ever given to a Mercury.

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USAF 1958-62


   
(@Tom Joyce)
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I'm still stumpin right behind you Dan



   
(@vetteran)
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Me too, Dan. (and a '56 right behind the '54)



   
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