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From our museum collection one of the 22 factory lightweight Comet's built especially for drag racing by Ford in 1964. It has been restored to it's original McCoy Mercury livery as it was raced in the A/FX class when new! One of just a handful left!!! It is an exceptional and rare piece of Ford Motor Company's early factory drag racing offerings! Serious inquiries only please!
Price
$275,000
1964 Mercury
Comet A/FX
Description
From our museum collection one of the 22 factory lightweight Comet's built especially for drag racing by Ford in 1964. It has been restored to it's original McCoy Mercury livery as it was raced in the A/FX class when new! One of just a handful left!!! It is an exceptional and rare piece of Ford Motor Company's early factory drag racing offerings! Serious inquiries only please!
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Specs
- Year
- 1964
- Make
- Mercury
- Model
- Comet
- Sub Model
- A/FX
- Miles
- 0
- Vin
- 4H23551848
- Stock
- R583
Basic
- Engine Size
- 8 Cylinder
- Transmission Type
- Manual
Engine
- Body Color
- White
- Doors
- 2
Body
- Interior Color
- Red
Interior
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