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***FOR RESTORATION OR PARTS --- ONE 1957 312 ENGINE --- TWO 292 ENGINES***
. A friend of mine asked me to list these three 1955 Mercury sedans. He has had them for years and intended to restore one with the parts from the other two. That isn't going to happen so he has decided to sell all as a lot. The blue Montclair Sport Sedan is the best car and the one he wanted to restore. A tree limb fell cracking the windshield. The other two cars both have good windshields. The interior is blue and white. Car came with power windows and power steering. It has a Ford 292 engine and the automatic transmission is in the trunk. This car is in restorable condition as you can see from the photos. The other Montclair is also a Sports Sedan but it is rusty and should be used for parts. The engine is a 1957 Ford 312 with Carter four barrel carburetor. The engine was a rebuilt one bought from Sears. It needs a timing chain. This car also has an automatic transmission. It has an original jack in the trunk. The owner has keys for both these cars. The first one has a Rhode Island (not a title state) registration and bill of sale. The second Montclair has a Delaware title in the owner's name - he used to live there. The third car is inside and is a Monterey sedan. This car has the original 292 V-8 with four barrel carburetor. It has a Virginia title. The owner would like to sell all three as a lot - you are bidding on all you see in the photos below. Email any question and if you'd like to talk to the owner or look at the Mercurys just email for his phone number. None of these cars run and will have to be towed. Car One 1955 Mercury Montclair Sport Sedan This is the car that the owner was considering restoring and why he bought the other cars. Note the blue and white body with a lot of trim. The parts car on the right has many valuable parts. Car is ready for someone to restore or use all of them for parts. They are both the same model - Montclair sport sedans Car is mostly complete plus the parts cars have plenty of parts It would be a sharp vehicle restored Grill and bumper Hood bird Tree limb cracked windshield - parts car has one that is in great shape Lots of stainless trim Ding in trim Deck lid Lots of trim - a couple of pieces have some minor dings Parts car has taillight lenses Solid car Lots of trim Blue and white interior Steering wheel says power steering Interior is not in bad shape considering its age VIN/trim plate Speedo Radio and clock in dash Note car has power windows Grab rail - headliner has a seam that has split Back seat Some extra parts The engine is a Ford 292 - transmission in trunk Engine has two barrel carburetor The other two cars also have engines - one 312 - 4V and 292 - 4V Trunk is solid and not rotted Underside of trunk lid with original sticker Automatic transmission Rhode Island registration and bill of sale for this car. Car Two 1955 Mercury Montclair Sport Sedan The owner says this car is too rusty to restore Trunk lid Plenty of parts It has taillights for the other car Montclair sedan Passenger door off the car Rear passenger door off the car Front seat Back seat VIN/trim plate Steering wheel The engine is a 1957 Ford 312 that was bought as a Sears rebuilt engine Engine has the 1957 four barrel intake with Carter carburetor Owner says engine's timing chain and is bad Trunk has an original jack Delaware title in owner's name for this car. Car Three 1955 Mercury Monterey Sedan This is a Monterey sedan that has been stored inside a building There were items near the car and I tried to get the best photos Car looks solid Passenger rear quarter Driver door It has taillights and trunk trim Other side taillight and trim Front seat Steering wheel VIN/trim plate Those are new rocker panels Back seat Items in the package tray The engine is the original 292 with four barrel It has the old tea pot Holley four barrel Valve covers say Mercury Big air cleaner Virginia title for this car. No trunk photos because the owner doesn't have the keys for this car.
If you are seriously interested in these cars my advice is to come and see them. They are located a couple of minutes off I-295 South of Richmond, Virginia. I-295 connects I-95 and I-64.
Terms of sale: winning bidder should contact me within 24 hours of the auction's end. These cars have not run in years and will need to be towed. Email any question and feel free to ask for the owner's number. | 
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