The 15 Best MERCURY Classic Cars Ever Made
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- Опубліковано 13 тра 2024
- The 15 Best MERCURY Classic Cars Ever Made
165. Can you imagine cruising down the streets in a stylish 1949 Mercury Eight, or tackling rugged terrain in a powerful 1997 Mercury Mountaineer? Or perhaps you just want to enjoy the comfort and luxury of a 1983 Mercury Grand Marquis? Each Mercury vehicle promises a unique and unforgettable driving experience. Comment number one and let's hit the road!
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Im grateful this video exists to immortalize the craftsmanship and artistic flair that went into these rolling sculptures.
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Celebrations of vintage cars like this stoke my passion for the automobile and its amazing history. Im truly appreciative.
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Thank you for shining a light on such beautiful and innovative vehicles that might have been forgotten by history.
Thank you for your unwavering support.
Watching the evolution of Mercurys designs is a privilege that fills me with nostalgia and wonder.
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Im so grateful for videos like this that celebrate and preserve the legacy of wonderful American car brands like Mercury.
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Thank you for allowing us to time-travel through Mercurys proud heritage and rediscover their automotive brilliance.
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Seeing these stunning classic Mercurys makes me appreciate the vision and talents of the designers and engineers from that era.
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I have a newfound admiration for Mercury after witnessing the style and performance of their iconic models.
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I have a 2004 Mercury Marauder. It was very nice when stock but with 850 HP it is now outstanding.
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@@qmusclecars yes. It isn't going anywhere.
@@t.l.robinson2162 Great,
1971-72 Mercury Monterey and Marquis,: the most beautiful all around of all Mercs ever built, with styling cues tastefully harking back to the post war 1949-50 Mercs, just in time before the "oil crisis" and emissions standards hit the industry. Fantastic engines; the last of the Mohicans in terms of the FREE BREATHERS, and again, bold yet understated crafting in the body styles. Modern yet at once classic. My partiality and preferred deference to the '71&'72 Mercs that I mentioned will never change, and is not debatable.You see, I owned a '71 myself.😎
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If the Cyclone Spoiler II engine is air cooled, then why does it have a radiator? You can also very easily see the upper radiator hose.
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Best Mercury ever has to be the 1985 Capri 5.0 T5
Have you ever driven that car?
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The Montclair at 11:32- 12:34 is a 1955 not a 1954.
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