1948 Mercury Eight 351 V8 Engine Convertible

The red paint is an instant standout on this Mercury. It has the kind of gloss that only comes from an investment in a quality application. And with the body panels looking excellent, you'll love taking this convertible out in the sunshine and watch it radiate as light rolls across the sheetmetal. Mercury shared some of the iconic Ford's style, but they also had a ton more brightwork to really showcase their more premium side. So it's great they took the time and money to invest in the intricate chrome front end, sweeping fender trim, form-hugging rocker brightwork, and the cool wraparound taillights. Having these factory elements in place combined with custom pieces like the paint, lowered suspension, dual exhaust tips, a spotlight, and shiny American Racing Torq Thrust 15-inch wheels give this drop top an undeniable presence everywhere from the cruise-in to the car show.


The tan folding top looks timeless against the red paint, but for true distinction, you're going to want to open this one up to the world. The red and white two-tone interior is expertly intertwined on the seats, door panels, and even the carpeting for an awesome style you'll love showing off. But this isn't just a convertible you want to impress others... it was made for you to enjoy the drive, too. That's why you have upgrades like an AM/FM/CD stereo and cold-blowing R134a air conditioning. The gauges are even upgraded to Dakota Digital units that have a cool blue glow.