Mercury Comet S-22, 170 CID, 6 cylinder, 2-speed automatic transmission (1962)
Sale price: US $1,000.00 Make an Offer
| Condition: | Used | Year: | 1962 |
| VIN : | 2H17U545959 | Mileage: | 57051 |
| Interior Color: | Red | Body Type: | Coupe |
| Model: | Comet | Make: | Mercury |
| Transmission: | Automatic | Vehicle Title: | Clean |
Salem, Oregon, United States
Vehicle description
Vehicle Details The car was an Oakland, CA native for 50 years. There is a binder with notes about the car by the original owner who loved the car during that time. It’s not comprehensive but it is interesting. After his death the estate was auctioned off and I purchased the car as it’s second owner. The car was brought to Salem, OR about 5 years ago where it has been garage kept. The registration is up to date and is currently non-op status. Condition: The car wasn’t starting just prior to listing (something with the fuel system). The fuel in the tank is opaque so the lines have been disconnected from the fuel pump. The brakes are not road worthy and should be used with caution. The e-brake was already removed when I got it. Parts for an e-brake are included but the functionality and completeness are unknown. The tires appear to be in fair condition. There is a jack and spare tire but it’s functionality and completeness are unknown. I took the floor from gas pedal to tail lights to bare metal and there isn’t any serious rust. It needs to be sealed and the carpet kit (included) installed. The heater was already removed when I got it. Parts for a heater are included but the functionality and completeness are unknown. There is some shoddy body work and paint job on the driver’s door. The paint is missing clear just about everywhere and is cracking. The glass is in good shape. There is one chip (pictured) on the lower part of the driver’s windshield. The center console is secured but needs more alignment and there are some holes drilled in it. The radio is not operational, but appears to work mechanically. All the trim is there (that I can tell), but the chrome is pitted. The passenger seat was bolted in for safe travel with misc hardware, washers, and a makeshift spacer. It was NOT installed for a passenger and requires inspection and new hardware. New parts included for you to install yourself: Carpet kit; Brake cylinders; Front brake drums; Front brake pads; Unused 5 year old POR15 seal kit that has been stored below recommended temp; Complete R/L door hinges, pins, and bushings kit; Rear seat belts. Loose parts where functionality or completeness is unknown:1 extra Holley carb; 2 extra fuel pumps; other misc parts. Images Download the Motors app