1967 Mercury Colony Park

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  1. Professor

    Professor Well-Known Member

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    Professor, Feb 20, 2014
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    That would be a cool project to undertake.
     
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    That is a sweet body style. :)
     
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    Originally when I was looking for a wagon many years ago, a '67 Colony Park was my first choice. But they only turned up once in awhile, and the ones I found always needed a complete restoration like this one.
     
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    That old tank is beyond cool! Hope it finds a proper home.
     
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    Yea, this would be a great cruiser once she's done, but the entry fee of 4 large would keep me from playing. Anyway, after seeing the thread on vehicle wraps, I'm no longer hesitate to deal with the wood di-noc aspect of a restoration. In fact, this baby looks to have a decent enough body for a wrap job. She could even be on the road in time for spring!
     
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    Still need to ask a lot od questions on this one. Owner isn't giving any details on condition, what works/doesn't, etc....
     
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