1950 Mercury Convertible in Mirada Yellow with Red & Black interior and new Black Soft Top. 255 cubic inch Flathead V8, 3-Speed column shift transmission with overdrive. Power top, power windows, red painted wheels with smooth wheel covers and beauty rings, wide whites, and fender skirts. Older restoration that showing extremely well. Over $13k spent on recent refurbishment including new soft top, rebuilt trans, hydraulics, all new wiring, new shocks, springs and bushings, water pumps, 12V conversion, as well as routine maintenance. Here is a rare Merc sled that hasn't been cut, chopped, or channeled.

Finished in buttery Mirada Yellow with a fantastic Red and Black interior, this particular '50 Merc Convertible has all the class and style one would expect in a '50s American classic. The exterior shows crisp paintwork, and excellent brightwork. The new black cloth top is beautifully tailored, and the seats are expertly upholstered in soft red & black vinyl with contrasting piping. The chrome-laden dash displays its original instruments, knobs and controls, the original AM radio, along with its original steering wheel.

The 1949 to 1951 Mercurys have a special place in cultural history. A favorite of customizers, the cars achieved iconic status in the 1955 film 'Rebel Without a Cause', in which the legendary James Dean drove a mild-custom 1949 Mercury coupe. They are remembered fondly today by both custom and antique automobile aficionados.

If a charming and usable '50s American convertible has made it to your short list, then you can't afford to miss this Mercury Convertible, a fantastic opportunity to add an excellent example to your collection. For more information on this marvelous Mercury, contact one of our friendly and knowledgeable sales consultants at 425.562.1000