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Mercury trucks

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by tattedfordguy, May 5, 2009.

  1. tattedfordguy
    Joined: Sep 13, 2006
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    Is there a site for mercury trucks
     
  2. Rough Stock
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    from Austin, Tx

    I'd never even seen one, until 3 years ago....
     
  3. Xdrag48
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  4. ardunpinto
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    from WACO tx

    Not that I know of some of the ford sites have a few mercs on them. Whatya got?
     

  5. lakes modified
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    Me gottum a 72 merc. pickemup truck.What you got?.
     
  6. 52lomofo
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    52 here and my dad has a 50
     
  7. tattedfordguy
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    I dont have a mercury, I saw one the other dsy at a show and want to reserch them
     
  8. Kyle Counsil
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    "REAL" Mercury trucks were only made from 1946 to 1968 ...... Kyle
     
  9. 52lomofo
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    just added album if you wanna take a look
     
  10. Kyle Counsil
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    52lomofo I would send you a picture of my Merc truck if I can figure out how to post and/ or send one....... Kyle
     
  11. The "Sanford and Son" junkyard truck was a Mercury. I had seen the truck, with the documentation from the studio, in a collection in Colorado that has been since sold off, after the owner died.
     
  12. czuch
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    from vail az

    Why?? cuz she knowed he hadda mercury
     
  13. CJ Steak
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    Gawd I hate Alan Jackson...
     
  14. David Lyndley's version is better, IMHO
     
  15. 52lomofo
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    52lomofo

    yes david lindley
     
  16. Here's one in the local yard (Okay it's a BIG Mercury!)
     

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  17. Motorsports One
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    Most of the Ford truck line was also available as Mercurys with maybe a very few exceptions. Even the school buses were also available as Mercurys, but I don't think I recall seeing any documented Parcel Delivery trucks or early cab-over trucks ("C" line). All of the "F" line of Ford trucks were renamed into the "M" line (i.e. M-100 was a twin of the F-100).

    My truck has Mercury badges, but the serial number plate tells a different story. The serial number starts with "F", so the hood probably came from a different truck. The tailgate is stamped "MERCURY", but is an older style that doesn't match the year of my truck (matches the '48-'52 style).

    True Mercurys are not easy to find in good or restorable condition, mine is going to get Ford badges when I get around to doing the body work and paint.

    To the original poster, if you have any questions you can't find an answer to, let me know and I'll see if I can help you.
     
  18. Kyle Counsil
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    Kyle Counsil

    52lomofo Did you get the pictures that I tried to send you?..... kyle
     

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