Ivan Stewart Fully restored Mercury bump on auction

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Ivan Stewart Fully restored Mercury bump on auction

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Very nice. Will be intersting to see what it sells for. :)
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That's a beautifully done truck. Nice touch with the trim on the gas pedal. Compare with this original Merc that's also for sale-

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Hey Ryan, any chance of you finding a link to the newspaper article about the restoration?


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Right click, save. You don't see too man of the mercury bumps.
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Especially one owned and restored by "Iron man" Ivan! :thup:
Very nice Merc, thanks for sharing Ryan!
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NICE! I wonder what it's starting at.

BTW, did they have stick-on rear view mirrors in '67? I thought they all had the bolt-on chrome ones.
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I love the frame sitting there in all its glorious stockness with the Bilstein shocks... :wink:
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[quote= BTW, did they have stick-on rear view mirrors in '67? I thought they all had the bolt-on chrome ones.[/quote]

Good eye :thup:
The standard '67 mirror that this one should have is off-white and is screwed to the windshield header. The chrome one was used on the Rangers. Maybe he couldn't find a nice one.
Hubcaps need trim painted too...


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Nice truck looks to me like the engine fan is missing, maybe has electric fan?
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I thought that for a second too but it's just the spacer making it look that way.

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what is with that lady's legs being photshopped into the picture behind the tree and above thebed?
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fordman wrote:what is with that lady's legs being photshopped into the picture behind the tree and above thebed?
I don't think it's a photoshop. I think it's a statue, and there are a man's legs next to hers. Might be a statue made to resemble the famous photo of a sailor and nurse kissing on V-E day 1945?

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Stumbled across this article on it...


http://www.sduniontribune.com/news/2009 ... n8217-ste/

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Ford truck model history:
http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... =2&t=37394
Using dentside fender liners:
http://fordification.com/forum/viewtopi ... =7&t=35675
Matchbox diecast bumps:
http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... =2&t=45618
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Nice Merc but the wrong engine color for '67. They were gold color. The blue didn't come out till '68 when the 352 became the 360.
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