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1949 Mercury Brochure 2 of 31
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1949 Mercury Brochure 2 of 31
Here's one time that the "all new" description was pretty close to the
truth. The engine was a carry over but pretty well everything else was new. Suddenly Mercury leaped straight from the thirties into the fifties. This is a lovely brochure, Jeff. Thanks for sharing. max "Jeff G" > wrote in message . .. > > > |
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1949 Mercury Brochure 2 of 31
And I don't know why, but this car turned out to be a popular car for
turning into street rods and extreme modifying. You still see a lot of the modified ones around today. Jeff "MagisterMax" > wrote in message news:i6Qxj.49136$w57.43277@edtnps90... > Here's one time that the "all new" description was pretty close to the > truth. The engine was a carry over but pretty well everything else was > new. Suddenly Mercury leaped straight from the thirties into the fifties. > This is a lovely brochure, Jeff. Thanks for sharing. > > max > > "Jeff G" > wrote in message > . .. >> >> >> > > |
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1949 Mercury Brochure 2 of 31
On Fri, 29 Feb 2008 12:16:18 -0600, "Jeff G" >
wrote: >And I don't know why, but this car turned out to be a popular car for >turning into street rods and extreme modifying. You still see a lot of the >modified ones around today. Jeff > I don't claim to know either but my Uncle had one and it's partly because people just liked them to begin with I think. The fact that they made over 300,000 of them didn't hurt either. It translates to a whole lot of used cars somewhere down the line. <cheap!> According to this the tail might have even wagged the dog a little. After all who's to say what influences a guy that designs automobiles for a living? http://www.jalopyjournal.com/?p=521 The actual brochures and manuals are always a special treat, thanks for these. > >"MagisterMax" > wrote in message >news:i6Qxj.49136$w57.43277@edtnps90... >> Here's one time that the "all new" description was pretty close to the >> truth. The engine was a carry over but pretty well everything else was >> new. Suddenly Mercury leaped straight from the thirties into the fifties. >> This is a lovely brochure, Jeff. Thanks for sharing. >> >> max |
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