Discover a remarkable 1978 Mercury Grand Marquis time capsule with just 190 original miles. Powered by the optional 460ci big-block V8 and finished in a pristine Dove Grey over matching cloth, this dealer-preserved sedan represents the peak of 1970s American luxury.
This 1957 Mercury Monterey blends mid-century silhouette with modern custom touches, featuring a 390 CI V-8 and a Red and Black two-tone finish. With U.S. Mags wheels and a custom interior, this classic icon is set to impress at the Indy 2026 auction.
This 1956 Mercury M100 Pickup is a rare Canadian-market gem transformed into a period-correct street rod. Featuring a 302ci V-8, custom scalloped paint, and independent front suspension, it honors the legendary Skyland Ford builds of the 1950s.
This 1967 Mercury Park Lane two-door hardtop is a rare full-size classic featuring a 410ci Marauder V-8, custom metallic turquoise paint, and documented Florida history.
The 1950 Mercury remains a definitive icon of the post-war era, and this frame-off restored example in Inverness Green Metallic is a show-stopper. Featuring a rebuilt 255 CI Flathead V8 and a 3-inch dropped rear, it heads to the Tulsa 2026 auction on June 6th.
This Vassar Yellow 1951 Mercury Convertible features a Chevrolet small block V-8, an automatic transmission, and a luxurious Black interior. With power windows and a power bench seat, it represents the pinnacle of post-war custom cruiser style at the Indy 2026 auction.
This 1971 Mercury Cougar Convertible is a documented 1 of 1 rarity per its Marti Report. Featuring a 351 CI Cleveland V-8, Pastel Blue paint, and a highly original white knitted vinyl interior, this Houston 2026 highlight represents the pinnacle of Mercury luxury.
This 1970 Mercury Cougar XR-7 Convertible represents the pinnacle of rare American muscle, featuring a factory 428 SCJ Drag Pack and a 4-speed manual. One of only three produced in this configuration, it stands as a meticulously restored, award-winning investment.
Finished in Competition Yellow over a white vinyl interior, this 1971 Mercury Cougar XR-7 features a 351 CI V8 and a three-speed automatic. Crossing the block at Houston 2026, it offers a blend of classic luxury and muscle car performance with modern audio enhancements.
This 1965 Mercury Park Lane Convertible is a long-term California survivor powered by a rebuilt 390ci V-8 and a three-speed automatic transmission. Finished in Midnight Blue over blue vinyl, it features 15-inch Torq Thrust wheels, power front disc brakes, and a tan soft top.