1965 Mercury Park Lane Marauder

This life-long Colorado car is super straight and solid and was lovingly cared for by a World War II veteran. This time machine is powered by the rare 390 “Z-Code” four barrel engine mated to an automatic transmission and 3.25 rear differential. This particular car benefits from an extensive concourse restoration with included new paint, interior and refurbished mechanicals. The brightwork and pot metal accessories are simply beautiful. Other attributes include: -Power steering -Power brakes -Power windows -Air conditioning -Super Rare console mounted tachometer The Mercury Marauder nameplate made its debut in 1963 1/2 as a model of each of the three Mercury full-size series, including the Monterey, Monterey Custom, and S-55. For the first time for a mid-year introduction, the Marauder was introduced as a “1963 1/2” model. The Mercury Marauder was powered by Ford “FE-Series” V8 engines, shared with the big Fords and the Thunderbird, but Mercury dubbed it as the Marauder V8. The Marauder versions were not promoted or mentioned in dealer sales brochures. The trim option featured a small emblem (with a flag) on the “C” pillar to distinguish them from other versions. Marketing for the 1965 Mercury shifted to emphasize luxury and a closer relationship with Ford’s premium line of Lincolns. This car drives and handles like a dream, blending the charm of vintage design with the ease of modern drivability. With 46,575 miles on the odometer, this Marauder stands as a tribute to classic American craftsmanship. The owner’s manual, dealer brochure and 1965 shop manual are included with the sale.

46,575 miles

$29,950

412-419-2351