Make:
Mercury
Model:
Comet
Year:
1964
Mileage:
66760
Miles
Condition:
Used
Country:
United States
Region:
New York
City:
New York City, NY
Zip:
10167
1964 Mercury Comet Graphite Metallic 66760 Miles
This 1964 Mercury Comet has a cool style all of its own. It has a fuel-injected V8, the right comforts inside, and a great look on the outside that mixes vintage lines with modern flair. The Comet had a new level of style in '64 that really wanted to bring substance to its premium market segment. The grille seems inspired by the Lincoln Continental; the sheet metal has a sweeping line stamped into the profile; and the three-element taillight panel is pure '60s cool. And while this added substance to the compact segment, this car also likes to utilize its smaller and lightweight characteristics for a better power car (just like the Ford Falcon or Chevy Nova, but more upscale.) While we'll get to the motor in a moment, you can already see this one was upgraded for added speedy style. The shaved door handles, bright dual exhaust tips, top-mount side mirror, and polished American Racing Torq Thrust wheels all give this more attitude. And the modern graphite metallic paint is the ideal color/finish to uniting the power and sophistication elements of this Mercury. The interior has been redone in black and gray that goes well with the exterior. The cloth inserts in the seats and overall comfortable feel will be inviting to everyone. But really, this car focused on the driver. You have upgrades like the front bucket seats, a Grant sports steering wheel, B&M shifter, and AutoMeter Pro-Comp auxiliary readouts.
This 1964 Mercury Comet has a cool style all of its own. It has a fuel-injected V8, the right comforts inside, and a great look on the outside that mixes vintage lines with modern flair. The Comet had a new level of style in '64 that really wanted to bring substance to its premium market segment. The grille seems inspired by the Lincoln Continental; the sheet metal has a sweeping line stamped into the profile; and the three-element taillight panel is pure '60s cool. And while this added substance to the compact segment, this car also likes to utilize its smaller and lightweight characteristics for a better power car (just like the Ford Falcon or Chevy Nova, but more upscale.) While we'll get to the motor in a moment, you can already see this one was upgraded for added speedy style. The shaved door handles, bright dual exhaust tips, top-mount side mirror, and polished American Racing Torq Thrust wheels all give this more attitude. And the modern graphite metallic paint is the ideal color/finish to uniting the power and sophistication elements of this Mercury. The interior has been redone in black and gray that goes well with the exterior. The cloth inserts in the seats and overall comfortable feel will be inviting to everyone. But really, this car focused on the driver. You have upgrades like the front bucket seats, a Grant sports steering wheel, B&M shifter, and AutoMeter Pro-Comp auxiliary readouts.
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