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Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Mercury M-100 Pickup
Ford produced Mercury pickup trucks in Canada from 1946-68. I'd never seen one til moving to Gabriola. You can find out more about them here. I'm not absolutely certain but I think this one is a 1965 model.
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I never knew Mercury produced a pickup truck either. First one I ever saw.
I wasn't even close but are we surprised?? I hardly now the year of my own car. But my friend, it's a red truck so I'm all about it. Stop by my place tomorrow. I'm right behind ya! V PS Did you consider BW? The shiny red distracts me from really noticing the eyes, I mean headlights! tee hee.
My Dad recently purchased a 1946 Mercury 1/2 ton Pickup. It really attracts a lot of attention here in Arkansas. Thanks for the website. It had great pics and info.
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I never knew Mercury produced a pickup truck either. First one I ever saw.
I still have the old blogs but I also have new ones Abe Lincoln Blogs and also look at Abraham Lincoln's Blog
And all the snow has melted so quickly not even leaving mush ... had enough, eh?
I didn't guess yesterday. I would have guessed Ford but it didn't occur to me that it could have been a pick up.
I'd guess around '65 too.
So it is a Ford. US. had Fords and Canada had Mercury and they were the same. Living so close to the border we saw it all the time.
MB
Love the oldies, but I don't recall ever seeing one of these. A beauty to be sure. Like the B&W in the previous post too.
I wasn't even close but are we surprised?? I hardly now the year of my own car. But my friend, it's a red truck so I'm all about it. Stop by my place tomorrow. I'm right behind ya!
V
PS Did you consider BW? The shiny red distracts me from really noticing the eyes, I mean headlights! tee hee.
Virginia, there's a link to the B&W version in the post. It's at TWIBW. Cheers!
My Dad recently purchased a 1946 Mercury 1/2 ton Pickup. It really attracts a lot of attention here in Arkansas. Thanks for the website. It had great pics and info.
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