Explore this Raven Black 1970 Mercury Cougar featuring a 351 CI V-8, C6 automatic transmission, hideaway headlights, and sequential tail lights. The Cougar was Mercury’s distinct take on the pony car, emphasizing luxury and sophistication over brute force. This example features a recent drivetrain rebuild and factory chrome wheels.
1964 Mercury Comet with 200ci inline-6, 3-speed manual, fresh paint, and red-on-red interior. This Kansas City auction entry features a bench seat, alloy wheels, and a newly refreshed cabin with vintage appeal.
Discover “Lucile,” a family-owned 1975 Mercury Comet two-door sedan with only 54k miles. Powered by a 250ci inline-six and rare column-shift three-speed manual transmission, this classic sedan has been repainted in dark green and white. Its long family history adds significant appeal, providing a unique snapshot of mid-seventies motoring.
A rare 1955 Mercury Montclair Sun Valley with Tri-Power V-8 and two-tone style heads to Kissimmee 2026, showcasing distinctive 1950s design. This Sun Valley blends rarity, period character, and preserved glamour with classic features and a signature acrylic roof.
1986 Mercury Cougar GS with 302 CI V-8, silver exterior, red velour interior, and 48k miles. This two-owner coupe includes period brochures, original window sticker, and factory equipment, crossing the block in Kansas City 2025.
The 1950 Mercury Eight Custom Coupe, finished in striking purple, combines classic styling with a supercharged 350 V-8 and contemporary comfort. Heading to the Las Vegas 2025 auction, it reflects a timeless blend of craftsmanship and performance.
Professionally restyled by Altissimo Restorations, this spectacular 1940 Mercury Eight Custom Convertible is a masterwork of early hot rod elegance. The car features a chopped roofline, a Flathead V-8 with period-correct upgrades, and 1,800 hours of flawless bodywork. This custom machine crosses the block in Las Vegas.
1970 Mercury Cougar XR-7 pro street coupe with 434 V-8 and nitrous, auctioned at Kissimmee 2026. Featuring a roll cage, racing transmission, and Eliminator callouts, this white coupe blends muscle car heritage with track-focused upgrades.
A 1975 Mercury Comet Coupe with a 4.6L V-8 and 5-speed manual heads to Mecum Las Vegas 2025, combining classic lines with modern performance. With Wilwood brakes, Heidts suspension, and Billet Specialties wheels, this yellow coupe blends heritage and innovation.
The 1963 Mercury Meteor Country Cruiser blended practicality and refinement in a stylish mid-size wagon. With elegant chrome detailing, V8 power, and family-focused comfort, it represented Mercury’s forward-thinking approach to American suburban motoring in the early 1960s.