equipment on a, probably, 50's era Mercury as is evidenced by the imprint of the Greek god, Mercury in the center of this wheel cover.
I thought it was pretty cool and went over to examine it. The owner of the booth told me that I was the first person who had picked it up and looked at it in the numerous shows he had done since he acquired it.
When I inquired about the price of it he asked me if I had an old Merc.
No sir, I was thinking of it as wall art.
He told me it was free to me and to put it in my free Hagerty's tote bag.
Well Counters, you know what I did. Well worth the $10 price of admission.
Thanks again, Sir.
So, today, this olelongrooffan was down at thejeepjunkie's shop to take a look at another cool old car he was having fun with.
While I was there, I saw the now obsolete Mercury Marauder and as slow Mike was examining this Muscle Car, I spotted this
on the center cap of that sweet sedan.
And, Counters, while I am sorry about the clarity my old, cheap Polaroid provides in the above image,
by seeing this and doing the association of those memories, I am still able to
Celebrate Life.
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My wife's first car was a 64 Mercury Comet. It had a 260 and was unstoppable. I miss that car.
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