1951 Mercury Eight Sheffield Green

cury was on a roll in 1951, with more than cury Eight Sport , which is said by the seller to retain its original paintwork as well as its original flathead V8 engine. It has received extensive recent service, according to the seller, including the fuel and cooling systems. The car is said to be in good-running condition and has been “beautifully” maintained.

• The 255-cubic-inch L-head V8 is said to be original and was originally rated at 112 horsepower.
• It is paired with a column-shifted three-speed manual transmission.
• Powertrain service has included engine and transmission oil changes and a new fuel pump.
• The drive belts and radiator hoses have been replaced and the ignition system serviced.
• Additionally, the fuel tank was drained and cleaned, while new fuel lines were installed.
• The 73-year-old paintwork is original, but admittedly showing its age.
• A number of imperfections in the finish are documented in the photos.
• There are no reported rust issues in the body or chassis.
• There are also no reported cracks or other issues with the car’s glass.
• Age-related wear and pitting is seen in the bumpers and other exterior trim.
• Like the exterior, the interior appears in good shape for its age, with some wear.
• The beige cloth upholstery shows some a few stains, but no holes or significant wear.
• Per the seller, the headliner has been replaced.
• There’s moderate wear in the carpet, particularly in the front-seat area.
• Wear and pitting are also seen in the interior brightwork.
• There are no reported operational issues with the manual steering or drum brake systems.
• The brake fluid has been changed recently.
• Ironman radial tires showing 2022 DOT date codes are mounted on red-painted steel wheels.

• Nothing additional is included.

• There are no needs, according to the seller.

• ing to the seller, this cury Eight sedan wears its original paintwork.
• The car is also powered by its original 255-cubic-inch flathead V8 engine.
• A column-shift three-speed manual transmission is paired with the engine.
• The fuel and cooling systems have been recently serviced.
• A new headliner has been fitted in a beige cloth interior believed to be largely original.

The seller states that this vehicle will be sold on a clean souri title in his name. The 1951 cury Eight was one of the brand’s most successful cars and this 1951 cury Eight Sport , while showing its age inside and out, appears well-preserved with its original engine and paintwork. It is also said to be in good-running condition, with recent fuel-, ignition-, cooling-, and brake-system service.