Make:
Mercury
Model:
Eight
Year:
1940
Mileage:
2515
Miles
Condition:
Used
Country:
United States
Region:
Colorado
City:
Denver , CO
Zip:
80219
1940 Mercury Eight Convertible 350 v8 auto 2515 Miles
How do you get ahead of the Mercury Lead Sled guys? How about reaching back even further with a fully custom built from Mercury's iconic designs. This 1940 Mercury Eight Convertible is a unique standout wherever it goes. Best of all, you'll love the long list of features: from the A/C interior to the enhanced V8 power. This is related to one of the most iconic Ford street machines, just in a rarer form. So, it does a great job of showing off its history while also giving the drop-top some added flair. The special Mercury grille, teardrop headlight bezels, full-length trim, two-piece wheel trim, and smooth chrome bumpers make for a great classic package. The maroon paint goes well with the black roof. It has a good shine to show off the classic curves and good body lines of this example. But the finish will never make you envious about driving this classic, and as you look at all the details, you'll understand that they really want you to drive and enjoy this drop-top. So there are the right custom touches for a fun driver. Those big/bright dual exhaust tips and tinted windows set it apart. Plus, the suspension is lowered and those whitewalls help disguise the larger rear set, which all gives this a great stance. The convertible top is a newer piece that has the kind of formal style that would look good on a Lincoln. So it looks stylish in place. But a car like this loves to be open to the world.
How do you get ahead of the Mercury Lead Sled guys? How about reaching back even further with a fully custom built from Mercury's iconic designs. This 1940 Mercury Eight Convertible is a unique standout wherever it goes. Best of all, you'll love the long list of features: from the A/C interior to the enhanced V8 power. This is related to one of the most iconic Ford street machines, just in a rarer form. So, it does a great job of showing off its history while also giving the drop-top some added flair. The special Mercury grille, teardrop headlight bezels, full-length trim, two-piece wheel trim, and smooth chrome bumpers make for a great classic package. The maroon paint goes well with the black roof. It has a good shine to show off the classic curves and good body lines of this example. But the finish will never make you envious about driving this classic, and as you look at all the details, you'll understand that they really want you to drive and enjoy this drop-top. So there are the right custom touches for a fun driver. Those big/bright dual exhaust tips and tinted windows set it apart. Plus, the suspension is lowered and those whitewalls help disguise the larger rear set, which all gives this a great stance. The convertible top is a newer piece that has the kind of formal style that would look good on a Lincoln. So it looks stylish in place. But a car like this loves to be open to the world.
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