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AndyClary
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- First Name: Andrew
- Last Name: Clary
- * REQUIRED* Type and Year of Model Ts owned: 1914 Runabout 1926 Coupe. Mercury Speedster #1249
- Location: Usa
Mercury Photos
I still haven’t done the autopsy on my transmission, but here are a couple photos to show the rest of it turned out ok.
Andy
Andy
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Kevin Pharis
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Wayne Sheldon
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- First Name: Wayne
- Last Name: Sheldon
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- Location: Grass Valley California, USA
- Board Member Since: 2005
Re: Mercury Photos
Oh yeah! That looks fantastic.
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Southfork Creek
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- First Name: John
- Last Name: Wightman
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- Location: Phoenix AZ
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Re: Mercury Photos
The words "beautiful work" just don't do it justice. Great job! Hopefully, you can park it in your front room for a while.
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Dollisdad
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Re: Mercury Photos
Turned out O.K.? Are you kidding me? It’s freaking awesome! Nice, nice nice. You should be proud. It is so clean! Yea baby!!!
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AndyClary
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Re: Mercury Photos
No John, I’ve been admiring it for 8 years of this restoration. I intend to drive the heck out of it.
Andy
Andy
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Wayne Sheldon
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Re: Mercury Photos
A long time ago, Vic Sala and Clem Sala (brothers) both had Mercury roadsters. One of them was red and looked a lot like this one! I look at pictures of yours now and they bring back some wonderful memories.
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Aussie16
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- Location: Trarlagon Victoria Australia
Re: Mercury Photos
What a magnificent looking car. An absolute credit to you. I love the way you have assembled the hood.
Amazing that there are currently 2 other Mercury projects for sale which I think would be great projects. If only they were in Australia!
Amazing that there are currently 2 other Mercury projects for sale which I think would be great projects. If only they were in Australia!
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AndyClary
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Re: Mercury Photos
Thanks Warwick. Either one of the Mercury projects for sale would be a great start. You would already have half the value in wheels and cylinder heads.
Andy
Andy
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Lil Teezy
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Re: Mercury Photos
That car is incredible! Thanks for bringing us along, and I bet 8 years seems like half a day once you start driving it! Did you have any parts plated yourself and what are the switches on the drivers side panel all doing? “The hot-rod bro’s would say “Dude! That thing is bitchin’!” Congratulations sir, and happy driving….Chris, in Boulder
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Hap_Tucker
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Re: Mercury Photos
Andy,
Beautiful work! Beautiful car! Thank you so much for posting the photos. I'm sure you will have it sorted out and be enjoying the rides!
Respectfully submitted,
Hap l9l5 cut off
Beautiful work! Beautiful car! Thank you so much for posting the photos. I'm sure you will have it sorted out and be enjoying the rides!
Respectfully submitted,
Hap l9l5 cut off
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AndyClary
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Re: Mercury Photos
Ha! Took me a second Chris. The “switches” are refrigerator magnets that I used to hold templates in place while making the dash. I guess I better get them back to the fridge.
Andy
Andy